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Oxycodone pills and opium poppies

The Business of Drugs: Opioids

The sixth and final episode of the Netflix series The Business of Drugs covers opioid use and opioid addiction. As the episode begins, we are given a set of statistics which are truly shocking…


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The Business of Drugs: Cannabis

The fifth episode of the Netflix series The Business of Drugs examines the production and sale of cannabis. The presenter, Amaryllis Fox, focuses largely on the legality of cannabis in the US — she examines certain…


Methamphetamine tablets

The Business of Drugs: Meth

This blog is a review of the fourth episode of the Netflix series The Business of Drugs and it is about the drug meth. This episode begins with a trip to Myanmar in South East Asia. It is a relatively unknown fact that the biggest…


Heroin needle and opium poppies

The Business of Drugs: Heroin

The third episode in the Netflix series The Business of Drugs looks at heroin production. The episode begins in the slums of Kenya where a heroin dealer explains his reasons for producing the drug. Selling heroin is his only means…


Psychedelic drugs trip

The Business of Drugs: Synthetics

The second episode in the Netflix series The Business of Drugs covers synthetics — drugs made from synthetic substances. Amaryllis Fox introduced the episode by acknowledging Dr Alexander Shulgin. When he was…


Piles of cash

The Business of Drugs: Cocaine

The Business of Drugs — Episode 1 deals with cocaine addiction. The presenter of this series is a former CIA analyst, Amaryllis Fox. Her research and investigation into the war on drugs delves into the economics of…


Young man lying on his bed with two thought bubbles - one contains a bottle of 'MEDS', the other contains a sad face

Young People and Drug Abuse

A question many parents and teachers ask is: 'What can we do to prevent young people experimenting with drugs?' This is a difficult question, and one which causes much disagreement and debate. But it is a question that needs to be addressed. The drug…