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Dec

By developer@ghrix.com blog-posts, Cannabis No Comments

Legalising Marijuana Does Not Change Its Effects

The discussion rages on: Should marijuana/cannabis be legalized and not just decriminalised? Though a topic of discussion for many years now, the debated heated up when the Global Commission on Drug Policy issued the report War on Drugs in June 2011.

Dec

By developer@ghrix.com blog-posts, Medications No Comments

Profile of a Drug Addict

If you think that you know who is likely to be a drug addict in Australia, you may be surprised. Most people think of a drug addict as someone who is homeless and living on the streets, was raised in a bad family environment, or is emotionally troubled. H

Dec

By developer@ghrix.com blog-posts, Synthetic Drugs No Comments

Whatâ€™s New on the Streets of Australia

Illicit drug manufacturers are innovative, productive and working diligently to stay one step ahead of the governmentâ€™s efforts to identify designer drugs. By the time a drug is added to the Schedule 8 â€“ Controlled Drug or Schedule 9 â€“ Prohibited Su

Dec

By developer@ghrix.com blog-posts, Synthetic Drugs No Comments

Once Legal, Banned DMAA Still Presents Workplace Safety Risk

What if it was possible to use a plant extract or synthetic version of the extract in supplement form and experience a sudden burst of energy, greater mental acuity and a heightened sense of well-being and happiness? What if it could also help you lose we

Dec

By developer@ghrix.com blog-posts, Workplace Drug Testing No Comments

Substance Abuse in Farming and Fishing Industries Shocks

Some headlines get your attention quickly because they convey a sense of shock or urgency. Recently, Farming Ahead wrote an article titled â€œFarming booze figures stun researchersâ€.1 Most of the time it is not easy to shock researchers, but the statist

Dec

By developer@ghrix.com AOD Policy, blog-posts No Comments

Debate on Legalising Drugs Increases Need for Workplace Testing

There is a push on to legalise and tax some illicit drugs. This has been a push that started a few years ago, but it got a new impetus when the Global Commission on Drug and HIV/AIDS issued a June 2012 report that says the criminalisation of drug use has

Dec

By developer@ghrix.com Alcohol, blog-posts No Comments

New Worry for Employers: Workers Mixing Energy Drinks and Alcohol

The variety of illicit drugs grows all the time as innovative drug manufacturers find ways to make more powerful chemical mixtures. However, a new threat has entered the picture, and it is legal. Energy drinks have proven to be popular with young adults a

Legalising Marijuana Does Not Change Its Effects

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Legalising Marijuana Does Not Change Its Effects

Profile of a Drug Addict

Whatâ€™s New on the Streets of Australia

Once Legal, Banned DMAA Still Presents Workplace Safety Risk

Substance Abuse in Farming and Fishing Industries Shocks

Debate on Legalising Drugs Increases Need for Workplace Testing

New Worry for Employers: Workers Mixing Energy Drinks and Alcohol

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