Nowhere is this more true than the long-running, obviously futile "war on (some, selected) drugs," an effort premised on ending drug experimentation and abuse via the tools of punishment and the ruination of reputations.
Historically in the US, Black bodies were used as guinea pigs for medical experimentation, subjected to abuse by white medical professionals.
This figure increases substantially following experimentation with alcohol, substance abuse, pressure from mixing with older peer groups, coercion or sexual abuse.
Mr Youssouf cautioned that experimentation could lead to abuse, as young people are less able to evaluate the dangers and to judge the likely consequences of their behaviour.
Mr. Youssouf cautions that such experimentation can lead to abuse, as young people are less able to evaluate the dangers or likely consequences of their behaviour.
Dawn Langan Teele (ed)., Field Experiments and Their Critics: Essays on the Uses and Abuses of Experimentation in the Social Sciences, New haven: Yale University Press, 2014.
The enormity of the abuse in human experimentation in World War II led to the emergence of patients' rights in medical decision-making [ 3].
These studies detail further that for both men and women, the pursuit of leisure and entertainment, sexual gratification, experimentation with sexual variety, alcohol abuse, and migrancy result in MSP.
Studies are needed on the initiation, experimentation, development, and cessation of inhalant abuse and the consequences of abuse of different classes of solvents and gases.
A more relaxed attitude to experimentation than a young, guitar-abusing Sonic Youth would have countenanced has informed their recent records: 2006's Rather Ripped explored the taut parameters of the three-minute pop song and here Thurston Moore, half of the band's central couple, creates something equally satisfying out of the moods and textures of folk music.
