AI Article Synopsis
- Methamphetamine (MA) is a highly dangerous central nervous system stimulant, classified as an amphetamine-type drug.
- The article discusses MA's pharmacological effects, how it is distributed and metabolized, as well as how it causes intoxication.
- It also examines the impact of MA on cardiovascular and central nervous systems, along with the current state of forensic investigations related to the drug.
Article Abstract
Methamphetamine (MA) is a representative drug of amphetamine-type stimulants for central nervous system and has become one of the most dangerous drugs in the world recently. The present article reviews the pharmacological effects, distribution, metabolism, intoxication mechanism, the effects of MA on cardiovascular and central nervous systems of MA, and the current situation of forensic investigation on MA.
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