Cocaine Abuse Hong Kong
Pneumomediastinum After Smoking cocaine: A Case Report And …
The estimated prevalence of cocaine abuse in Hong Kong is still relatively low when compared with that in the Western society (0.002% locally versus 2.8% in … Fetch Content
A Brief Overview Of Adolescent Developmental Problems In Hong …
13.7) (14.9) (16.6) Cannabis 671 736 557 647 524 543 572 475 363 312 247 (30.2) (21.2) (17.4) (25.9) (28.6) (25.5) (25.5) (18.6) (12.2) (9.0) (7.4) Cocaine 6 9 12 [6]Against Child Abuse, "The Impacts of Interneton Junior Secondary School Students: A Research Report,"Tech. Rep., Against Child Abuse, Hong Kong, 2004. … Access Document
The Hong Kong Drug Market
However, concern with youthful drug abuse is not restricted to heroin but also includes a variety of other psychotropic substances that are open to abuse. As the term is used in Hong Kong, psychotropic substances involve such drugs as cocaine, cannabis, amphetamines, cough mixtures and wide … Return Doc
Piperazines: A New Class Of Drug Of abuse Has Landed In Hong Kong
And cocaine metabolites.3 Further analysis confirmed that they were 1-(3-trifluoromethylphenyl)-piperazine Piperazines: a new class of drug of abuse has landed in Hong Kong Author … Read Full Source
REPORT OF THE INTERNATIONAL NARCOTICS CONTROL BOARD
In Hong Kong, China, seized over 560 kg of cocaine concealed in shipping containers, the largest cocaine In Hong Kong, China, the abuse of these substances is particularly common among young heroin addicts, who wish to … Fetch Full Source
The Youth Drug abuse Problem In Hong Kong
The youth drug abuse problem in Hong Kong 1. Introduction 1.1 At the meeting of the Panel on Education on 9 March 2009, drug abusers might even spend thousands of dollars on cocaine. 5. Recommendations relating to the school sector made by the Task … Access Full Source
Acute Coronary Syndrome Secondary To Methylphenidate Overdose
Of methylphenidate abuse compared with cocaine, from the pathophysiological point of view, may be explained by the slower clearance rate of methylphenidate from the brain.17 Abuse of methylphenidate has not yet been reported in Hong Kong. … Doc Retrieval
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The Hong Kong drug scene shifted from dominance of heroin and sedatives including Mandrax and various benzodiazepines to a plethora of psychotropic substances like cannabis, LSD, ketamine, methamphetamine, cocaine and others. Difficulties of assessment of substance abuse abuse in Hong Kong. The … View This Document
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Chemicals and solvents for cocaine purification, such as potassium permanganate, sulphuric acid and kerosene, were found at the scene (Figs. 3 & 4). Cocaine Abuse in Hong Kong ~Contributed by the Government Laboratory, HONG KONG SAR~ Year 2006 Issue 5 8 … Get Doc
Study Of cocaine abuse Final Report
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Study Of Cocaine Abuse In Hong Kong
Study of Cocaine Abuse in Hong Kong Report to the Narcotics Division Executive Summary Submitted by Dr. Lena Zhong Yueying Dr. Dennis Wong Sing Wing … Document Viewer
HK P Ois NC T Rl Ne W K
Hong Kong Poison Information Centre ML Tse Drug Abuse Related A&E Visit Reporting / Consultation to HKPIC Cocaine Hong Kong Poison Information Centre ML Tse Trends in 2009 16 31 12 41 … Return Doc
Caritas – Hong Kong Youth And Community Service
Caritas – Hong Kong Youth and Community Service Love in the Service of Hope Substance Abuse Trend in Hong Kong I Opiates (mainly heroin) have long been the 69.6% Cannabis 50 54.3% Cough Medicine 9 9.8% Methylamphetamine (Ice) 38 41.3% Nimetazepam (Give me five) 42 45.7% Zopiclone 13 14.1% Cocaine … Doc Retrieval
A RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW ON THE CHARACTERISTICS OF KETAMINE …
Hong Kong Abstract Objective: Ketamine abuse associated bladder dysfunction and lower urinary tract destruction was 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine (21.1%) and followed by cocaine (18.4%). … Return Doc
Novel And Emerging Recreational Drugs: A Hong Kong …
14% (2003) to 51% (2009), 47% (2010) Ketamine abuse in Hong Kong • Since 2001, ketamine = most commonly abused psychotropic substance, followed by triazolam/midazolam/zopiclone, "ice", cough med., cannabis, cocaine, ecstasy … Access Document