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082			_aFIL 610.7 C329v 2024
100			_aCejes, Lourdeliza G.
245			_aVice and drug education and control / _cLourdeliza G. Cejes. --
250			_aFourth Edition. --
264			_aQuezon City, PH : _bChapter House Publishing Incorporated , _c[2024].
300			_a149 pages : _billustrations : _c22 cm.
336			_2rdacontent _atext
337			_2rdamedia _aunmediated
338			_2rdacarrier _avolume
504			_aIncludes references.
505			_aAcknowledgement iii -- Chapter I Drugs 1 -- Chapter II Dangerous drugs: production and testing 17 -- Chapter III Drug control and regulations 45 -- Chapter IV Different forms of vices 63 -- Chapter V Vice control laws 81 -- Chapter VI Operational procedures on illegal drugs and vice control 87 -- Chapter VII Government agencies assigned to control drugs and vices 99 -- References 111 -- Appendices 115 -- Image credits 149 --
520			_aIncludes bibliographical references. Acknowledgement iii -- Chapter I Drugs 1 -- Chapter II Dangerous drugs: production and testing 17 -- Chapter III Drug control and regulations 45 -- Chapter IV Different forms of vices 63 -- Chapter V Vice control laws 81 -- Chapter VI Operational procedures on illegal drugs and vice control 87 -- Chapter VII Government agencies assigned to control drugs and vices 99 -- References 111 -- Appendices 115 -- Image credits 149 -- "A brief history of drug abuse. For thousand years, humans have used various types of drugs and other intoxicating substances. For example, the consumption of wine was tracked from the early Egyptians; narcotics was used by as early as 4000 B.C.; and the use of marijuana in China for medicinal purposes can be traced to as far back as 2737 B.C. However. it was not until the 19th century A.D. when the active substances in drugs were extracted for human consumption. This period was followed by newly found substances, including laudanum morphine, and cocaine, all of which were completely unregulated and freely prescribed by physicians for various ailments. They were available as patent medicines and sold by traveling salesmen, in drugstores, or by mail. During the American Civil War, morphine was freely used, such that wounded veterans returned home with their morphine kits and hypodermic needles. Chapter 1." --
700			_aLibres, Margarita M.
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