Description
Drug Abuse is an academic and reference-oriented textbook that provides a comprehensive understanding of substance abuse from both scientific and socio-behavioral perspectives. Written by experts in pharmacy and health sciences, the book explores the root causes of drug dependence, the physiological and psychological effects of various substances, and the broader social impact of drug misuse. It aims to equip students, educators, healthcare professionals, and policymakers with essential knowledge to understand, prevent, and address drug abuse in society.
The book blends scientific explanations with real-world insights, making it suitable for academic study as well as community awareness and policy development initiatives.
Key Features
Comprehensive Coverage: Explains drug categories, mechanisms of addiction, health impacts, and societal consequences.
Root-Cause Exploration: Examines socioeconomic, psychological, and environmental factors contributing to substance abuse.
Scientific + Practical Approach: Connects pharmaceutical science with real-life case scenarios and community challenges.
Educational Value: Suitable for university curriculum in pharmacy, public health, and social sciences.
Author Information
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Ashish Baldi — described as a professor (and presumably subject-expert) who has been recognized with a “National Teachers’ Award” by the President of India
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Rohit Bhatia — one of the co-authors, affiliated (at release time) with a university (as per published reports).
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Ram Kumar (or Ram Kumar Maheshwari) — is (or was) an Assistant Professor in the Department of Pharmacy at MRSPTU, contributing to the book with a scientific/academic background.
Thus, the author team brings together academic credibility (teachers + pharmacy / pharmaceutical science background) and social-concern orientation — suitable for a book dealing with drug abuse in India.
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