Heroin is known to be one of the most addictive drugs in the world. This illicit drug was initially derived from the poppy plant and is currently a Schedule I controlled substance. Drugs categorized as Schedule I are considered highly addictive and have no current medical use within the United States. With heroin use on
Hiding along the sidewalks, hiking trails, rivers, beaches and in the fields, playgrounds, and streets we travel and that our children play are drug syringes left behind by many heroin users. With today’s heroin epidemic only expanding and strengthening its grip on America, it was just a matter of time before innocent people and the
Current U.S. government statistics indicate that more than 100,000 Americans try heroin for the first time every year. That’s on top of the approximately 700,000 Americans that already report using the drug during the same period. This means that if the current rate of new users stays steady, the annual amount of Americans using heroin
Contributing to over 8,000 overdose deaths each year in the U.S., heroin is one of the deadliest substances abused by Americans. For those who suffer from addiction to heroin, the safest way to get off the drug is to undergo a detox; a process in which a patient withdraws from heroin under the careful supervision
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