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Jaswinder Singh Sidhu

India's Drug Trafficking Problem

Jaswinder Singh Sidhu - 28 May 2020

India’s Drug Trafficking Problem

In this episode we investigate India’s drug trafficking problem. South Asia’s traditional opium and heroin networks are now complemented by the rise in abuse of synthetic precursor chemicals. Large volumes of each type of narcotics are smuggled from and through India to the rest of the world, including the United States. To help listeners understand this multifaceted transnational criminal problem and its impact on India and the United States we turned to the Drug Enforcement Agency’s Country Attaché in India Derek Odney and illicit drug control expert Dr...

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Drug in Punjab india

Jaswinder Singh Sidhu - 28 April 2020

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Punjab represents a sacred portion of our country. The rich history of this ancient land has given its people a sense of native pride. Punjab is a blessed region of India that once stood witness to countless victories and triumphs. Preserved by martyrs who gave their lives to sustain the people and culture, this land was once hallowed by saints. Punjab is a special place and close to the heart of India.

Once known for its life, unparalleled fertility, joy, and vibrancy – Punjab used to set the example. But the Punjab people are tragically...

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Papel de las sustancias toxicas en la muerte súbita cardíaca

German Sack - 29 January 2020

El consumo de sustancias toxicas constituye un factor de riesgo significativo para la muerte súbita cardíaca. Según la revista "Revista Española de Medicina Legal"; los tóxicos con mayor relevancia son las drogas ilegales (especialmente la Cocaína); y dentro de las legales, el alcohol, el tabaco y en menos medida, sustancias dopantes. diversos medicamentos también incrementan el riesgo de muerte súbita cardíaca. 

Siendo esta, una situación alarmante, es importante la intervención temprana de los grupos interdisciplinarios de profesionales de la salud, para lograr disminuir las consecuencias...

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