Drug use – a medical, anthropological and psychosocial phenomenon

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This volume offers a concise exploration of various scientific aspects of illegal drug use, including medical, anthropological, psychological, and religious perspectives. Its aim is to raise awareness about the harmful effects of drug use on individuals, families, and society at large. Designed as a guide for teens, parents, and students, it seeks to inform readers about this pervasive danger and encourages ongoing research into the detrimental impacts of illegal drugs. The text presents essential issues related to illicit drug use, emphasizing the need for collective action and awareness to combat this global crisis. Father Constantin Necula, a priest and Associate Professor at the “Lucian Blaga” University, contributes to the discussion by highlighting the importance of integrating therapeutic culture with religious faith in addressing addiction. The book is structured into five chapters, each focusing on different facets of drug use, including recovery through religious culture. It features findings from a study conducted in Bucharest involving 44 drug users aged 19 to 43, utilizing a comprehensive questionnaire to gather insights on their backgrounds and experiences. Ultimately, this work aims to underscore the reality of drug addiction as a worldwide issue, advocating for increased awareness and education as vital steps towards mitigation. It serves as a scientific contribution to the ongoing educational efforts surroun