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Drug Addiction and Responsibility for the Health Care of Drug Addicts
Substance Use & Misuse, 2004Taking care of those who are in need of health care is something that we, as a society, feel ourselves committed to insofar as public funds make that possible. Is this commitment in any way qualified by the fact that a person's medical maladies are the result of that person having voluntarily embarked on activities whose deleterious consequences for ...
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The Treatment of Drug Addiction
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1965To the Editor:— The treatment of diacetylmorphine (heroin) addiction by methadone ( 193 :646, 1965) does not come up to expectations generated by prior publicity in the public press and two feature articles in the New Yorker . Dole and Nyswander seem to be unaware of the tragic consequences of heroin as a cure for morphine addiction introduced at the
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Circuits, Drugs, and Drug Addiction
1997Publisher Summary Certain neurochemical elements of the projection of extended amygdala may be important for the reinforcing effects of drugs. The mesolimbic dopamine system is critical for psychomotor stimulant activation and psychomotor stimulant reinforcement, and plays a role in the reinforcing actions of other drugs.
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The Prognosis in Drug Addiction
Journal of Mental Science, 1962The problem of drug addiction is numerically a relatively minor one in this country at the present time, although the effects on the patients concerned, particularly as a considerable proportion belong to the medical and allied professions, are profound.
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