'Drugs Without the Hot Air'
argues the case for an evidence-based approach, challenging elements of
drug policy and myths on the relative harms of legal and illegal drugs. Addressing family, environmental and economic
factors along with the danger of injury and death associated with
different drugs, the book demonstrates Nutt's framework for quantifying
their harms. In order to minimise the harms of drugs [environmental, medical, social, economic], policies and public perceptions must be more informed by the evidence, and less determined
by ideology. As well as this the book equips readers with essential
knowledge of how drugs affect the mind and body and how addiction
happens, as well as fascinating insight into the history of drug policy
and drug use.
Hypothesising An Alternative: Applying The Scientific Process To Drug Policy
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