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Абдуқахарова Гулноза Қурбановна, Ашуров Зариф Шарифович, Хайрединова Инара Илгизовна, Равшанов Жахонгир Азимжон ўғли

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Тошкент тиббиёт академияси, Ўзбекистон, Тошкент ш.

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Янги психофаол моддаларнинг (ЯПМ) пайдо бўлиши соғлиқни сақлашнинг катта эътиборини тортди ва ЯПМни қўллаш билан боғлиқ ўткир заҳарланиш ва ўлимлар ҳақида бир нечта хабарлар чоп этилди. Сўнгги йилларда дунё мамлакатлари қонунчилигида ушбу бирикмаларни истеъмол қилиш, сотиш ва синтез қилиш бўйича чуқур ўзгаришлар рўй берди. Тезкор огоҳлантириш тизимлари ҳам ривожланди, аммо дори ишлаб чиқарувчилар ва етказиб берувчилар ортда қолмади: асосан интернет орқали янги моддалар ва янги бозорлар пайдо бўлди. ЯПМнинг таъсири ва уларнинг фойдаланувчиларда қандай пайдо бўлиши ҳали ҳам номаълум, биринчи навбатда НПС дан тизимли фойдаланиш билан боғлиқ. Шарҳда ЯПМ таснифи, ЯПМни қўллаш билан боғлиқ асосий клиник таъсирлар ва Ўзбекистонда ЯПМ муаммосининг ҳолати кўриб чиқилади.

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