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"Drug epidemic" as a book category encompasses fiction and nonfiction that examine the causes, spread, and consequences of widespread substance abuse in communities and societies. These books focus on personal stories of addiction and recovery as well as systemic forces—poverty, public health failures, criminal networks, pharma and policy decisions—that drive epidemics and shape responses from families, law enforcement, healthcare systems, and governments. Styles range from investigative journalism and memoir to gritty realism, crime or speculative fiction and policy analysis; common themes include human cost and resilience, moral complexity, systemic failure, and debates over prevention, treatment, and reform. Readers can expect immersive, often urgent portrayals of how drugs affect individuals and entire communities, plus exploration of solutions and societal implications.

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