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One of the most powerful addictive drugs is cocaine. When a person tries cocaine can not anticipate or control how far will continue to use it. The main ways to ingest cocaine are the aspiration or inhalation, injection and smoking (including crack cocaine and crystal). Breathing is a process of vacuum powder cocaine through the [...]
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What is Cocaine?
Posted by Hortense on July 14th, 2010
Posted in Medicine 
Tags: Addictive Drugs, Baking Soda And Water, Central Nervous System, Chemical Messenger, Cocaine Consumption, Cocaine Crack, Cocaine Hydrochloride, Cocaine Treatment, Cocaine Use, Crack Cocaine, Drugs Cocaine, Hiv Aids, Nasal Tissues, Physical Consequences, Powder Cocaine, Sharing Needles, Sodium Bicarbonate, System Stimulant, Unfortunate Consequences, Use Of Cocaine 
No Comments »The Relation Between HIV/AIDS and Poverty
Posted by Hortense on October 11th, 2009
Poverty and disease are linked. This is an important factor, leading to behaviors that put people at risk of being infected by the disease. It aggravates the impact of the disease. The onset of the disease can lead to an escalation of deficits and may even encourage some non-poor financial difficulties. Millions of people suffer [...]
Posted in Disease Tags: AIDS, Causal Models, Cause And Effect, Deterioration, Disease, Economic Factors, Economic Situation, Escalation, Financial Difficulties, Good Relationship, Hiv Aids, Income Disparities, Latin America, Macro Level, Macro Levels, Poor Regions, Poverty, Poverty And Inequality, Poverty Poverty, Southeast Asia, Sub Saharan Africa, Vicious Circles, World Population No Comments »
