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▪	Drug Abuse Control


	Drug Abuse and Attempts to Control It

	After the turn of the 20th century, the U.S. government began to heed the growing public concern about drug and alcohol abuse. Congress passed the Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906, which required that warning labels be added to prescription medications containing substances known to be habit-forming. The importation of smokable opium was banned in 1909, and restrictions on prescription drugs tightened with the passage of the Harrison Act in 1914. This act severely limited the sale of narcotics and required physicians and pharmacists to maintain records of drugs dispensed and prescribed, so that the government could monitor the distribution of narcotics. Additional laws prohibited the importation of these drugs, which resulted in the creation of a narcotics underground. . .

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▪	Antisemitism

▪	Biodiversity

▪	Biotechnology

▪	Corporate Social Responsibility

▪	Creationism

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▪	Economic Globalization

▪	Foreign Aid

▪	Freedom of Speech

▪	Global Culture

▪	Hate Speech

▪	Legalization of Drugs

▪	The Right to Die

▪	Whistleblowing

▪	Working Women

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