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In the reading, many of the participants referred to having veteran trauma from the Vietnam War, despite this not being accurate. I thought that was interesting.

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Homelessness being the only alternative for some survivors of DV, and being exposed to drugs/addiction through that environment

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policy that promotes ill health

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Genetic predisposition/ family environment that one is raised in

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The example in the reading of surgeons deliberately not using anaesthesia in order to punish heroin addicts

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Increase in likelihood of developing a drug addiction the earlier one uses drugs. / developing brain

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Social/recreational use- particularly in adolescents.

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Guilt/trauma associated with friend/family connections

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Apparently this faded in the mid-20th century but I would assume some still believe that some conditions should not be cured with drugs.

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Public perceptions and understandings of drug addiction

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Public perceptions and understandings of drug addiction

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can be societal as well
normalisation of the use of drugs/prevalence of addiction in certain area, communities of society
seen as expected, inevitable behaviour

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A passive underclass that are easily exploited by more autonomous agents

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Self-serving relationships