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How were opioid abusers in America perceived prior to the Harrison Act of 1914?
 
  a) Victims of a terrible dru
  b) Degenerate criminals
  c) Self-indulgent
  d) Weak-willed

Question 2

Illustrate the phases of clinical testing for prescription drugs from the experimental stage to Phase 4. Indicate what information is gleaned from each phase and general duration of each.
 
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

Law prohibits manufacturers of dietary supplements from making claims that refer to a form of disease.



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