Because there is no medicinal reason to use a
Schedule I
drug, there are legal consequences f...
Medicine, 10.11.2020 22:30 rachelsweeney10
Because there is no medicinal reason to use a
Schedule I
drug, there are legal consequences for using or possessing these drugs.
drugs have a limited risk of addiction or abuse, such as some drugs for epilepsy or coughs.
Because
drugs, such as painkillers, can be very addictive, these drugs require the close supervision of a physician.
drugs are moderately addictive and have a fairly limited potential for abuse.
are controlled substances that have a specific level of regulation that reflects that they are moderately to highly addictive.
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