crack (drug)

Presents nineteen essays that explore the history, origins, and use of cocaine since the early sixteenth-century Incas in Peru, and discusses its resurgence in the United States during the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s, the use of crack, and other topics.

Discusses the characteristics of crack cocaine and the dangers of using the drug.

Discusses the manufacture and sale of crack, explains the dangers of crack use and addiction, and describes efforts to treat addicts and end the crack trade.

Presents an introduction to crack and cocaine, explaining why people use them, why they become so addictive, and how drug abuse can be prevented.

Discusses the characteristics of crack cocaine and the dangers of using the drug.

Examines the problems associated with the use of crack and other forms of cocaine, focusing on the mental and psychological disorders that can occur.

Photographs and text discuss crack, the dangers involved in using this drug, and what is being done to fight the problem of illegal drug use.

Presents information on the history and use of crack, explains why it is so addictive, explores the demographics of crack use, and discusses the psychological, medical, and social consequences of the drug. Includes resources for further study.

Explores the physical, emotional, historical, and societal effects of cocaine and crack use.