Though it was made illegal to sell prescription drugs through the Ryan Haight act, which explicitly prohibit the on-line sale of these drugs without at least one in person doctor’s office visit, the problem is still rampant. It is extremely difficult to crack down on the online pharmacies because many are based/located overseas where the United States have no jurisdiction. This is clearly unethical to sell a drug to a patient without a prescription, so why do these e-Pharma companies do it. It is most definitely an outcome based approach on ethics. There is a lot of money to be made in the online prescription industry.
3.2. Identify reasons why individuals with an autistic spectrum condition may exhibit such behaviours. 3.3. Describe what to do if an individual is highly anxious or stressed. 4.1.
The new era of America Imagine the time of the free spirited hippies, impeachment of President Richard Nixon, when the allied forces were pulled out of Vietnam after a 10 year war, when The Rolling stones and Led Zeppelin were just small bands trying to make it in the new era of “rock and roll”. Envision a world where drugs were the newest fad and video games, computers, and televisions were only a new experiment that many people didn’t even possess in their homes is a difficult idea to process because it was in fact decades ago. The 1970’s was one of the most creative and monumental decades America has seen. The decade America is currently in is one of no name, some call it the new millennium, other call it the thousands and some simply say it’s the decade between 2000-2009. Whatever decade America is in is vastly different from the decade of the seventies and yet similar in ways most people overlook.
The people of the New world could not be happy. Technology controlled by the D.H.C. Consumed their way of life. Technology brought them in the world and it could definitely take them out. Technology has the power to completely enslave and or free mankind kind depending on how one uses it.
It went under review to DEA when it was classified as a drug that deemed to have no medical use and was highly abused. The drug underwent many hearings on how to classify the drug. In this country too there was many appeals and hearings on what the drug would be classified under. In Grinspoon v. Drug Enforcement Administration the drugged what temporarily downgraded the drug but it eventually after appeals was upgraded back to a Schedule one drug. The drug is only legal under supervised prescription usually in psychotherapy.
California became the first state to legalize medical marijuana in the 1990s. Soon after, many states began to follow Alaska; Arizona; Colorado; the District of Columbia (DC) and Delaware, with other states voting on the law as well. So what makes Proposition 19 an ethical issue for the 21st century? In the eyes of the generally population, medical marijuana in any form is atrocious to consider in regards to medical treatment. For example, a family with a sick child has taken ever other form of treatment possible; however, the child continues to show no health improvements.
Legalizing Marijuana Progressive Paper Kareem Shaout Sociology/Criminal Justice 453 Introduction Throughout the course of American history there have been many issues that needed a little fine tuning before they began to run smoothly. One issue in need of an overhaul is the United States war against drugs. The efforts to stop or even control the manufacturing and sale of illegal drugs have gone unrewarded for over three decades. For every large scale drug seizure and arrest there are another ten dealers expanding their operations. The amount of drug traffic and use is at an all time high and the efforts to curtail it have served more as a stimulant for it rather than a deterrent.
A year ago, the government estimated 4.1 million Americans were using marijuana. Imagine that number doubling or even tripling. Legalization of the drug will throw our country into a state of turmoil because if no law exists to keep one from using a drug, then more and more of the drug will be used. Making pot readily available to the public for recreational use will greatly affect the future of America for we are poisoning the fresh minds of our youth. Children will begin using at a younger age; therefore, the physical and mental effects will be significantly increased.
Mass hysteria is a rapid spread illness that contributes to a group of people. There have been many cases of mass hysteria through the years. None have shown organic cause it all has to do with the nervous system. Research shows that none of us are immune still to this day research has also shown that it mostly affects a group of girls but is unknown why. Mass hysteria happens when a large group of people are together and start to act the same why for an unknown reason.
| | | Drugs and Society SPS-304-GS Question #2 2a) The U.S. government had little to no laws about regulating the use or selling of drugs which is the laissez-faire attitude until the 1800’s. During the 21st century is when the U.S. started spending billions of dollars on trying to control the sale and purchase of drugs. Laws were instated that were signed and enforced to prevent the selling and purchasing of drugs. The U.S. government became concerned about toxicity, dependency, and crime surrounding the chemical substance. The government was worried that the seller was not properly identifying the chemical substance by labeling the item and stating what was in the substance.