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Psychoactive substances categorized by the UN drug conventions as drugs with no currently accepted medical use, lack of accepted safety protocols for use under medical supervision and high potential of abuse (UN 1961; 1973; 1988). The problem that legal substances in certain contexts become "drugs of abuse" and vice versa - "drugs of abuse" are often taken by drug users for self-medication - is well known among social scientists and broadly described in the scientific literature regarding drug consumption. This article has examined the diverse ways in which psychoactive substances are stabilized as "medicines" or . . .
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