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Massachusetts is a state in the Northeastern portion of the United States. It has a population of 6.6 million, primarily living in the Boston metropolitan area. Boston is both the largest city in Massachusetts and the state capital. With a rich history, Massachusetts has been a staple in America since the 1600s.
Massachusetts has a highly diverse economy with a number of local colleges, biotechnology, finance, health care and tourism being the major industries. Even with a thriving economy and the third highest GDP in the state, Massachusetts has a drug problem. Due to it's highly concentrated population, most drugs are available to the vast majority of the state. With meth hardly existent and marijuana not considered to be as destructive of a drug, cocaine and heroin are by far the biggest substance abuse health threats in Massachusetts. Cocaine and specifically crack cocaine are extremely popular in the city. Heroin is perhaps an even bigger threat. In 2008, over 35,000 people were checked into substance abuse treatment centers for heroin abuse. Interestingly, one trend that has become increasingly obvious, is the use of Oxycontin and other prescription drugs to transition into illicit drugs.
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