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Mon, 4th period, Drug
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Drugs in Japan
Drugs in Japan
- Narcotics and Psychotropics Control Law(in 1953)
- Cannabis Control Law(in 1948)
- Stimulant Control Law(in 1951)
- Opium Law(in 1954)
- except for medical use
relieve patients of their agony
e.g. terminal cancer
Basics
Postwar problems
- in early 50's, huge popularity of methamphetamine
- "Hiropon"(medical use) or used in factories
- in 60's, misuse of sleeping pills
sleeping pills themselves are legal
overdose
- paint thinner
popular among bad boys/girls
bad influence on their body's development
- LSD, many other synthetic drugs
After WW2
Statistics
- the percentage of people those who have used drugs at least once in their life
- yellow: paint thinner
- green: cannabis
- blue awakening drug
- pink: MDMA
- red: "dangerous" drug
- gray: any of above
illegal drugs
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National Center of Addiction Service Association
"Dangerous" drugs
other drugs
- "legal high"
- law legislation is like that:
chemicals that have certain kinds of structure are banned
- slightly different chemical structure
- synthetic vs natural
- easily modified
- amateurs don't know what kinds of chemical structure have specific effect on human bodies
- "dangerous"
- whack-a-mole game/ cat-and-mouse game
Summary
- drugs have been popular after WW2
unstable/damaged society
in the depth of misery
- 4 main laws that set limitations on drugs
- "dangerous" drugs/legal highs
- potential damage on the whole society
health problems
antisocial/criminal groups
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