Taking sides. Clashing views on controversial issues in drugs and society - Goldberg, Ray. (Guilford, Conn. Dushkin Pub. Group, 1993)
Table of Contents: Preface. Introduction: Drugs: Divergent Views. -- Part 1. Drugs and Public Policy: Issue 1. Should Drugs Be Legalized? -- Issue 2. Should Medical Patients Be Permitted to Use Marijuana? -- Issue 3. Does Drug Testing Violate Civil Rights? -- Issue 4. Should the Drinking Age Remain at 21? -- Issue 5. Is the War on Drugs Misdirected? -- Issue 6. Should Needle Exchange Programs Be Promoted? -- Issue 7. Should Drug Use by Pregnant Women Be Considered Child Abuse? -- Part 2. Researching Tobacco, Caffeine, and Alcohol: Issue 8. Is Passive Smoking Harmful to Nonsmokers? -- Issue 9. Can Caffeine Be Bad for Your Health? -- Issue 10. Is Alcoholism Hereditary? -- Part 3. Drug prevention and Treatment: Issue 11. Do Drug Education Programs Prevent Drug Abuse? -- Issue 12. Should Tobacco Advertising Be Prohibited? -- Issue 13. Is the "Disease" of Alcoholism a Myth? -- Issue 14. Should Alcohol Advertising Be Limited? -- Issue 15. Are Drug Addicts Always in Control of Their Addiction? -- Issue 16. Do Alcoholics Have to Maintain a Lifetime of Abstinence? -- Issue 17. Are the Dangers of Steroids Exaggerated? -- Contributors. Index.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Keywords: Drug abuse -- Social aspects -- United States