2005 in drugs
This being the last column of the year I thought it would be a good idea to take a look back at the year that was -“ from a drug perspective. It was an interesting year and an unusual one in that we did not see any major new drug hit the scene. Essentially there appeared to be more of the same -“ with some of the newer drugs appearing to strengthen their position in the scene.
Crystal, without doubt, was the drug of the year. We heard of many people who were experiencing pr
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