Wednesday
Sep232009
Drug Danger Visually
I can't read the article that accompanies this graph, but the graph alone is pretty interesting. Unfortunately, without the methodology from the article, you can't see why amphetamines (which I assume includes meth) are rated as less dangerous than cocaine. A more serious criticism would be that dependence is a lot less important than physical harm. For example, a huge chunk of the population is dependent on caffeine, but there is so little physical harm that it has a net positive affect on society. I suppose the counter point would be that without habitual use physical harm is minimized.
Wednesday, September 23, 2009 at 8:51PM | tagged
domestic policy,
drug policy,
pharmacology,
science in
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An astounding observation.
Brad Kline
www.addiction-online.net