designer drugs

Explores the history of ecstacy and other club drugs, describes the physiological effects of using them, and offers advice on overcoming addiction.

Describes the history, origins, effects, and dangers of designer drugs such as Ecstasy, PCP, and fentanyl analogs.

Explores the medical, legal, historical, and social aspects of drug use in America focusing on the rising popularity of club drugs such as ecstasy, ketamine, GHB and Rohypnol.

Text and photographs discuss what the designer drugs are, how they have created terrible trouble in our society, and where they come from.

Authors present differing opinions on whether the drug "spice" may be harmful and should be regulated, whether legislation is needed to ban synthetic club drugs, and whether community coalitions can help reduce access to synthetic drugs.

Text and photographs discuss what the designer drugs are, how they have created terrible trouble in our society, and where they come from.

Explores the physical, emotional, historical, and societal effects of designer drug use.

A neuroscientist designs a new type of mind altering drug and begins experimenting on people with surprising results.

Examines the history, nature, effects, and dangers of such designer drugs as Ecstasy, PCP, fentanyl, and meperidine.

Twenty-two articles and essays describe the history of club drugs such as ecstasy, Rohypnol, and GHB and argue opposing points on legal and medical issues related to club drugs.