amphetamine abuse การใช้

• But the causes of amphetamine abuse are complex and vary according to social group.
• Amphetamine abuse has risen rapidly in Thailand during recent years.
• Amphetamine abuse is considered Thailand's biggest drug problem, even though heroin is also widely available.
• Amphetamine abuse has been steadily rising in Thailand.
• In his 1997 autobiography, Cash described how June stuck with him through his years of amphetamine abuse:
• Amphetamine abuse is soaring in Thailand.
• Drug-related crimes, particularly those related to amphetamine abuse, are on the rise in Bangkok, local papers reported Friday.
• In his 1997 autobiography, Johnny Cash described how his wife stuck with him through his years of amphetamine abuse.
• Amphetamine abuse has become a major problem in Thailand, with some drug officials saying it is a bigger threat than heroin.
• His amphetamine abuse, combined with his heavy intake of alcohol and other drugs, contributed significantly to health problems in later life.
• Governor Connally assembled a commission which determined that Whitman had been suffering from a glioblastoma brain tumor, amphetamine abuse, and family troubles.
• "This shows a trend, that more people will turn to amphetamine abuse, especially when they are depressed because of the economic crisis,"
• Amphetamine abuse is a serious problem in Thailand and the penalties for trafficking the drug are as serious as those for selling heroin.
• Her more recent research showed how amphetamine abuse in adolescence or early adulthood could diminish the mind's performance for years and perhaps permanently.
• Congressional hearings on amphetamine abuse were held in the 1960s, and after that you weren't allowed to use them for weight loss ."
• The ONCB chief said amphetamine abuse was widespread in Bangkok and its urban provinces as well as major cities in northeastern and southern regions.
• Although the statistics did not break down the arrests by age groups, ONCB officials said amphetamine abuse had spread beyond truckers and laborers to teen-agers.
• The newspaper said amphetamine abuse is believed to be responsible for a large percentage of the high number of traffic accidents on the nation's roads.
• A recent report by Thailand's Office of Narcotics Control Board said that amphetamine abuse in the country has increased sharply, especially among laborers and students.
• When the relationship finally lost its spark and faded out, Dyer found himself adrift and alone, and descended into full-blown alcoholism, supplemented by anti-depressants and occasional amphetamine abuse.