Marijuana use and its effects

Marijuana Marijuana use and its effects; Marijuana or cannabis is a drug that is obtained from the cannabis plant. It is the most used illicit drug in the world. Consumption of marijuana activates the cannabinoid receptors in the brain (Davis, 2018). This means that Marijuana is legal in states such as Illinois, New York, New Jersey, […]
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Cocaine use in the United States

Cocaine use in the United States; Cocaine is a highly addictive drug that ups your levels of alertness, attention, and energy. You may hear it called a stimulant. It’s made from the coca plant, which is native to South America. It’s illegal in the U.S. Cocaine is a stimulant that causes the signals between the […]
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Alcohol use in the United States today

Alcohol use in the United States today The most abused drugs in the United States today include alcohol, cocaine, heroin, and marijuana. 1. Alcohol Alcohol use is a legal drug in the United States. Alcohol is a type of drink that contains ethanol and is obtained from fermented grains, fruits or other substances that have […]
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History of substance abuse

History of substance abuse; Alcohol and tobacco use can be dated back in the American colonial era. During the pre Civil War period, the consumption of cigarettes grew to 26 per capita while the rate of consumption of alcohol grew to 2.17 gallons per capita (Stanton, 2019). History records that the Civil War had adverse […]
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Challenges of the Affordable Care Act

Challenges of the Affordable Care Act One of the challenges is the ACA is that the increasing health care coverage raises the health care cost in the short term (Blumstein, 2020). This means that APA pays a lot of money for people who ignored preventive and testing services for decades. Secondly, the number of individuals […]
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Disadvantages of the Affordable Care Act

Disadvantages of the Affordable Care Act Although the ACA has had many positive impacts on the lives of many Americans, the program has several limitations.   First, the extension of coverage to people with pre-existing health conditions has increased the amount payable as premium. Individuals who had pre-existing health conditions before obtaining the cover are […]
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Advantages of Affordable Care Act

Since the law was enforced in 2010, the ACA has had many benefits. It has to a great extent achieved its goal of providing affordable health insurance coverage to all Americans and protecting them from the exploitation of private insurance companies. Many of the people who have benefited from the ACA health program were low-income […]
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Adolescent, Single Parenting, Technology & Culture

Adolescence is a stage of growth between childhood and adulthood. The World Health Organization defines adolescence as the age between 10 and 19, often referred to as a group of young people (WHO, n.d). During adolescence, individuals experience behavioral, social, emotional, and mental changes. The adolescence period poses serious challenges to youngsters in modern times. […]
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Juvenile and Adult Offenders

Juvenile and Adult Offenders; Recidivism refers to a person’s act to repeat an unacceptable behavior even after being trained to do away with the behavior or suffered the negative consequences of that behavior. More often, recidivism refers to people who engage in criminal behaviors and substance abuse. It is agreed as a sound doctrine that […]
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Essentials of Quality Research

Quality research means a scientific process encompassing study design aspects such as methods, questions, selection of subjects, and measurement of outcomes. This paper will discuss the essential characteristics of quality research. It will also mention if the qualities are unique to a qualitative or a quantitative methodology or apply to both. Read more One of […]
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