Whilst this has not been pursued in this study, it raises the potential of policies aimed at breaking levels of narcotics use through educating the prison population on the health implications of such abuse, as part of general approaches to reducing drug abuse and related criminal activity.
Coupled with a lack of understanding of the long-term health implications of PED abuse, professional cyclists have considered their drug use both countenanced and abnormal.
A series of domestic-violence experts, retained by Yould's public defender, told the judge about the implications of the abuse that she said she had suffered.
It is also the rare work that grows more intensely disquieting the deeper you delve, past clear implications of child abuse, probably sexual, to allusions and suggestions coded so deeply as to be practically invisible to an audience.
Further studies are needed to explore the implications of including abuse against men and children in future screening.
My colleague William Glaberson has an article in today's New York Times about the legal implications of the abuses detailed in "Prep-School Predators," which appeared in the magazine this past Sunday.
We already know that Adderall is almost identical to meth, so the implications for risk of abuse and addiction are clearly already present in amphetamine-type ADHD medications.
In this article we define the genre of survivor narratives, examine one such narrative in particular (Push by Sapphire, 1996), and explore the clinical implications of narrative in abuse victims' clinical care.
