Drug Addiction: Alcoholics & Narcotics Companion

Drug Addiction: Alcoholics & Narcotics Companion

by Michael Quach

16 ratings
101 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 30, 2009
  • July 19, 2017

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This app provides comprehensive information on drug abuse and addiction, covering various substances like alcohol, marijuana, and cocaine. It's designed for medical professionals, students, and the general public seeking to understand the complexities of drug addiction.

Covers alcohol, marijuana, cocaine, club drugs, methamphetamine, tobacco, and more
Discusses drug abuse and addiction topics
Informational content for medical professionals
Educational resource for medical students
Accessible for curious lay people
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What's New in Drug Addiction

2.4.0

July 19, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. User Interface improvements Minor bug fix

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User reviews

Outdated and offensive to marijuana users

I found this to be extremely offensive to the 420 community, please update the information on marijuana

Really?

This is one of the worst recovery apps I have come across. Useless.

Too little or even inaccurate information

There are very few included drugs or drug-related terms in the app to be useful, the definitions are far too short to be useful and the information is often inaccurate. It is written like people tried to write something of the top of their heads for a middle-school project, rather than information to be relied upon for the public...

And this is a joke if it is to be considered for use by health care providers. There's little to no scientific information in any definition, and this app actually perpetuates myths that MHCPs and addictions workers are trying to end.
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Absolute trash

The people that made this app are completely ill informed on every single thing here. Do not use this for anything but a good laugh

I wish I didn't have to give it a star at all.

This app will tell you ignorant lies. When it stated that a poison(alcohol) can have medical benefits when it accounts for well over 50,000 deaths due to cancer in the United States every year and a natural herb(cannabis sativa) that has been used medically for thousands of years has no medical use I immediately knew the creators of this app are very uneducated and lack any knowledge of the medical history of the United States prior to the 1930's political corruption leading to the failed war on natural medicine(cannabis)... I mean drugs.
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FAQ

What kind of information does this app provide?

This app provides comprehensive informational content on drug abuse and addiction. It covers a wide range of substances including alcohol, marijuana, cocaine, club drugs, methamphetamine, and tobacco, among others. The information is presented for general educational and informational purposes.

Who is this app intended for?

The app is ideal for medical professionals, medical residents and interns, nurses, and medical students. It is also suitable for curious lay people who want to learn more about drug abuse and addiction. The content aims to educate a broad audience on these serious topics.

Is this app a substitute for professional medical advice?

No, the content on this application is presented for informational purposes only and should never be considered a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult with your physician or healthcare provider for any health concerns or before making any decisions related to your health or treatment.

What are the potential costs associated with this app?

The application is offered for free with the possibility of in-app purchases. While the core information is accessible, certain features or expanded content might be available through in-app transactions.

What are some common use cases for this app?

Common use cases include medical professionals and students seeking quick reference on drug addiction topics, individuals wanting to understand the impact of drug abuse on communities and families, and anyone looking for general educational information about various substances and their addictive properties.