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Drug Abuse in the USSR, extant addiction. The few individuals who had become addicts (officially estimated in 1985 at between 2500 and 3000 persons) mostly did so unwittingly while being treated for chronic diseases.. However, available evidence belies these claims.

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Book 1992nge. In this collection a group of leading British, European and North American specialists analyse the central features of a changing society, concentrating upon mortality patterns in the population itself and upon the social problems that have been brought to the fore by glasnost, such as drugs an

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,The Soviet Union’s New Co-operatives: Goals and Accomplishments, revision of the existing economic principles.. Towards this end, in November 1986 a Law on Individual Labour Activity was passed, and statutes covering four forms of co-operative activity followed in February 1987.. Finally, a Law on Co-operatives was passed in May 1988.. This formative stage of co

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Drug Abuse in the USSR,the mid 1980s, commentaries claimed that in the Soviet Union ‘serious drug addiction does not exist’, ‘no minors suffer from drug addiction’, ‘not a single case’ of addiction to amphetamines, cocaine, heroin, and LSD had been recorded, and there was even a ‘tendency towards a decline’ in the limited

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