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Do you know that?
Heroin is a semi synthetic opiate made from morphine
It is derived from opium which came from the dried milk of opium poppy.
Heroin is also known as “Diacetylmorphine”
Getting to Know the History
Back in the old days 1898, the synthetic drug was an over-the-counter medicine, recommended by doctors to be used as a cough suppressant.
Misconceptions
Unfortunately, the confusion regarding the use of opium was put to an end. In 1912, restriction of the legal distribution of opium was banned by the International Opium Convention
Heroin Addiction
• Nowadays, the illegal use of Heroin is wide-ranging, resulting to drug addiction and death. Surveys and reports concluded that heroin-related deaths are continuing to grow.
Heroin Drug Testing
Fortunately, through the help of advanced technology, heroin drug testing has been made available to help prevent the epidemic usage of heroin.
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