For undergraduate-level courses in Chemistry, Biology, Sociology and Criminal Justice.
This text addresses the effects of high-use, high-abuse drugs in America in a timely, straightforward fashion. It reflects the most recent research on the most highly addictive drugs, including street, over-the-counter, and prescription drugs. It is designed to be easily accessible to the non-science major, yet comprehensive enough for use by the practicing professional.
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For undergraduate-level courses in Chemistry, Biology, Sociology, and Criminal Justice, this text addresses the effects of high-use, high-abuse drugs in America in a timely and straightforward fashion. It reflects the most recent research on the most highly addictive drugs, including street, over-the-counter, and prescription drugs. It is designed to be easily accessible to the nonscience major, yet comprehensive enough for use by the practicing professional.
Ken Liska earned a Ph.D. in pharmaceutical chemistry from the University of Illinois and is a licensed pharmacist in that state. He taught college and university-level chemistry courses for 37 years, the last 18 of which at San Diego Mesa College. For 18 years his course Drugs and the Human Body drew hundreds of students. He has a dozen scientific publications in the areas of synthetic anti-cancer compounds and LSD analogs. He lives in San Diego with his first wife Paula Meat Hoenecke Liska.
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