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MACMILLAN Addictive Behaviour: Molecules to Mankind - Macmillan Book

Name: Addictive Behaviour: Molecules to Mankind - Macmillan Book
Brand: MACMILLAN
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Explore the complex realities of substance use in this comprehensive work from Macmillan. Addictive Behaviour: Molecules to Mankind: Perspectives on the Nature of Addiction addresses the growing concerns of our health-conscious era. It examines the impact of tobacco smoking and the risks associated with inappropriate alcohol consumption levels. This book looks at alcoholism as a significant occupational health problem that can impact personal welfare and reduce efficiency in the workplace. It also investigates the increasing availability of drugs in society and the connection between drug use and the spread of HIV. By examining how substance misuse can lead to increased violence and antisocial actions, this text provides a deep look into the societal consequences of addiction. It is an essential resource for those studying the intersection of health, medicine, and social behavior.

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Examines the impact of tobacco smoking and alcohol consumption levels on modern health.

Analyzes alcoholism as an occupational health issue affecting personal welfare and work efficiency.

Investigates the connection between drug use and the spread of HIV in society.

Discusses the relationship between substance misuse and the increase of violence within communities.

Provides perspectives on how excessive drug and alcohol use can lead to antisocial actions.

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Brand: MACMILLAN
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 0333645553
Category: Books > Subjects > Science, Nature & Maths > Reference > Psychology & Psychiatry
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 13 May 1996
Listed Since: 04 January 2007

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