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What primary issue did Hudson v. Michigan address?
Popular Drug
A substance, legal or illegal, that is widely used or accepted within a culture or society for its psychoactive effects, often referring to medications or recreational drugs.
Dangerous
Describes something or someone that poses a threat to safety, health, or well-being.
Medical Establishment
The conglomerate of medical professionals, institutions, and organizations that dictate norms, practices, and policies within the healthcare system.
Pharmaceutical Industry
A sector of the healthcare system that deals with the development, production, and marketing of medications.
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