Addictive Drugs in Egypt on the Street and Over-the-Counter (0.5hr)
Addictive Drugs in Egypt on the Street and Over-the-Counter by Sherif Darwish
The article discusses the alarming rise of prescription and over-the-counter drug abuse in Egypt, focusing on the impact of drugs like Tramadol, pregabalin, and synthetic cannabinoids. Dr. Sherif Darwish, a psychiatrist and addiction specialist, highlights the challenges faced by medical professionals in dealing with these substances, which are often easily accessible without proper regulation. The conversation explores the dual diagnosis trend in addiction treatment, where patients increasingly present with both addiction and mental health disorders, often triggered or exacerbated by drug use. The article underscores the importance of public education, family involvement, and regulatory changes to combat this growing issue.
Understand the types of prescription drugs commonly abused in Egypt and their effects.
Explore the concept of dual diagnosis in addiction treatment and its increasing prevalence.
Analyze the impact of easily accessible prescription drugs on public health in Egypt.
Identify the challenges faced by medical professionals in treating drug-induced psychosis.
Evaluate the role of family dynamics and public education in preventing drug abuse.
Discuss the significance of regulatory changes in controlling the availability of addictive drugs.
Addictive Drugs in Egypt on the Street and Over-the-Counter by Sherif Darwish
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