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PubMed1992

Illicit narcotics cultivation and processing: the ignored environmental drama.

Drug abuse and the environment are among the most preoccupying issues in today's world. Up to now, relatively little attention has been given to linkages between these two issues, which are at first glance unconnected in any meaningful way. More careful analysis identifies major linkages between the environmental impact of illicit drug cultivation, the rapid expansion of illicit cultivation into tropical forest areas, the efforts to eradicate illicit crops and pollution through the processing of raw materials into drugs of abuse. This article reviews those linkages and recommends measures that might be taken to deal with their consequences.

Agriculture↗
PubMed1992

From psychotic "tragedy" to hysterical "drama": Anna history.

The authors present a multiple personality case. The characteristics of the family system seemed to be typical of psychotic families, but after a rightway look on the case, the therapists focussed their attention on several elements which had not come out before. Carefully analysing the case, they were able to find out well played "roles" or "masks", (particularly a "great-seducer father", and a "very depressed mother") a stressed "characterization" of the players and a double level of reality, as if members, although maintaining an inner capacity of self-definition, play a particular "role" on the family "stage", never revealing themselves to the others. These elements are to be considered as primal "clues" of "emerging qualities" of that family. The symptom metaphorically points out a different reality behind the "masks" and with its dramatization, its quick and short rising, its modifications depending on the environment, confirm a different interpretation of the case.

Adolescent↗
PubMed2004

Much ado about nothing. Between last year's Medicare bill and the November elections, healthcare legislation may be high on drama, low on substance.

That sound you hear from Washington? It's the hum of talk about healthcare, and that's about all you can expect for the rest of the year-and no action. While Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, left, has vowed to continue fighting for malpractice liability reform, "It's a tough lift this year," says AHIP's Karen Ignagni.

Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, U.S.↗