In the overall set of laws in Indonesia, opiates misuse is qualified as a wrongdoing area which controlled Regulation no. 35 2009 concerning Opiates. Opiates viewed type that has serious ramifications for eventual fate this country, obliterating life and future, particularly more youthful age. As indicated by Article 127 passage (1) 2009, Each individual who mishandles Classification I himself ...

Based on Appendix I, point 8 of Law no. 35 2009 concerning Narcotics, Cannabis is classified as Schedule I narcotics. Referring to Article 7 3 2009, narcotics other than can be used benefit health services and the development science technology. Meanwhile, from only develop Thus, for technology with permission Minister Health recommendation Head National Agency Drug Food Control (BPOM). This st...

The nonmedical use of prescription or over-the-counter (OTC) medications implies that the user is using them for reasons other than those indicated in the prescribing literature or on the box label. The abuse of these medications is a national issue. Intentional drug abuse of prescribed and OTC medicines has climbed steadily. Data from the 2005 National Survey on Drug Use and Health demonstrate...

BACKGROUND The objective of the study was to collect the data on undetected hepatitis C virus (HCV) in the frequently hospitalized residents of the Kujawsko-Pomorskie Voivodeship. MATERIAL AND METHODS The analysis focused on empirical data. The research was conducted in 2013 among 6332 citizens of the Kujawsko-Pomorskie Voivodeship who had been hospitalized at least twice. The blood was teste...

administered anaesthesia also was remarkable: in patients' houses or lodgings, the private consulting rooms of surgeons and dentists, the great London hospitals, fashionable West End hotels, and Buckingham Palace. Presented with this range in social space and social position, one wonders whether the expectations about differential need for anaesthesia according to the individual sufferer's plac...

INTRODUCTION The term narcotic has had wide and inconsistent usage in lay, legal and scientific circles. Some use the word to characterize any drug which produces stupor, insensibility or sleep; many apply it only to derivatives of the opium plant ( `opiates'); others consider the term equivalent to 'addiction-producing'; and in legal matters, 'narcotics' may refer to almost any allegedly dange...