From the cocaine dealer on the corner to the clandestine meth lab in the abandoned trailer to hundreds of pounds of marijuana seized by the Coast Guard, illegal drugs permeate modern society. Even prescription medication can be an illegal drug if sold or given to someone for whom it was not prescribed. Over the past decade, new and more dangerous synthetic drugs have come to market. Their producers attempt to circumvent the law by continuously altering the chemical composition of the substances to avoid prosecution.
The illegal drug trade creates a global black market economy that puts the public at risk, not just from the substances being distributed, but also from the subsequent crimes committed by users, traffickers and manufacturers. These crimes typically include burglary, assault and fraud, but can also involve more serious crimes such as homicide, abduction and human trafficking.
Review Article: Journal of Genetics and DNA Research
Review Article: Journal of Genetics and DNA Research
Review Article: Journal of Genetics and DNA Research
Review Article: Journal of Genetics and DNA Research
Commentry: Journal of Genetics and DNA Research
Commentry: Journal of Genetics and DNA Research
Editorial: Journal of Genetics and DNA Research
Editorial: Journal of Genetics and DNA Research
Editorial: Journal of Genetics and DNA Research
Editorial: Journal of Genetics and DNA Research
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Scientific Tracks Abstracts: Molecular and Genetic Medicine
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Posters & Accepted Abstracts: Journal of Tissue Science and Engineering
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