Advice for Schools: Psychoactive substances What does the law change on psychoactive substances mean for schools? It is now illegal to sell any psychoactive substances until they are proven to be of low risk. This law c

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Date: 2014-07-28 00:47:33 Drug addiction Withdrawal syndromes Alcohol abuse Drug rehabilitation Alcoholism Drinking culture Withdrawal Psychoactive drug Benzodiazepine withdrawal syndrome Ethics Psychiatry Addiction psychiatry		Advice for Schools: Psychoactive substances What does the law change on psychoactive substances mean for schools? It is now illegal to sell any psychoactive substances until they are proven to be of low risk. This law c Add to Reading List Source URL: www.health.govt.nz Download Document from Source Website File Size: 179,20 KB Share Document on Facebook

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