The Opium Habit

Written in the late 19th century, this groundbreaking book offers a medical and moral perspective on opium addiction. Horace B. Day argues that opium is a dangerous and deadly drug, and calls for greater education, regulation, and treatment to combat the opium habit. Drawing on his own experiences as a physician, as well as contemporary medical research, Day offers readers a sobering and insightful look at a problem that still afflicts society today.

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