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Drug use and multiple drug use
2003Abstract Over time there are variations in the emphasis given to different substances as ‘main’ problem drugs. Sometimes greater attention is given to heroin use. At other times, arguments are made for the primacy of problems associated with crack cocaine, amphetamines, tranquillizers, or other drugs.
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International Journal of the Addictions, 1974
The relationship between lowered achievement and nonmedical use of drugs has become a concern as drug use increases. Two hundred sixty-six young males, some of whom were marihuana smokers, and some of whom used other drugs also, were interviewed about their levels of achievement and drug use.
A S, Carlin, R D, Post
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The relationship between lowered achievement and nonmedical use of drugs has become a concern as drug use increases. Two hundred sixty-six young males, some of whom were marihuana smokers, and some of whom used other drugs also, were interviewed about their levels of achievement and drug use.
A S, Carlin, R D, Post
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Annual Review of Pharmacology and Toxicology, 1976
The most important recent advances in understanding and managing myopathies have occurred in relation to diseases associated with alterations in the immune mechanism: polymyositis and myasthenia gravis. Some progress has also been made in the management of diseases associated with abnormal movement of potassium ions, and in understanding the effects of
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The most important recent advances in understanding and managing myopathies have occurred in relation to diseases associated with alterations in the immune mechanism: polymyositis and myasthenia gravis. Some progress has also been made in the management of diseases associated with abnormal movement of potassium ions, and in understanding the effects of
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Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, 1981
This paper outlines the use of both prescribed and non-prescribed medication by the elderly in the community. The study examined a number of factors related to medication including compliance, the types of drugs taken, the manner in which drugs were stored and disposed of, and the advice that patients received.
P J, Kiernan, J B, Isaacs
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This paper outlines the use of both prescribed and non-prescribed medication by the elderly in the community. The study examined a number of factors related to medication including compliance, the types of drugs taken, the manner in which drugs were stored and disposed of, and the advice that patients received.
P J, Kiernan, J B, Isaacs
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1979
THE PAST decade has seen considerable changes in epilepsy management, to which the introduction of new anticonvulsant drugs has contributed. Unfortunately, the ideal drug, one that is long-acting, nonsedative, well-tolerated, useful against various types of seizures, and without a substantive effect on vital organs, while at the same time restoring the
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THE PAST decade has seen considerable changes in epilepsy management, to which the introduction of new anticonvulsant drugs has contributed. Unfortunately, the ideal drug, one that is long-acting, nonsedative, well-tolerated, useful against various types of seizures, and without a substantive effect on vital organs, while at the same time restoring the
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1961
Much progress has been made in the treatment of many diseases, and some of the numerous new drugs available today represent important therapeutic advances. New uses have been found for drugs which formerly had been employed only in certain circumstances.The increased potency of drugs is warranted only when it permits significant reduction of the dosage
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Much progress has been made in the treatment of many diseases, and some of the numerous new drugs available today represent important therapeutic advances. New uses have been found for drugs which formerly had been employed only in certain circumstances.The increased potency of drugs is warranted only when it permits significant reduction of the dosage
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Clinics in Sports Medicine, 1986
The use of drugs to enhance athletic performance poses tremendous potential risk to amateur sport. The aquatic sports are not immune from this risk. Although the exact incidence of drug usage among aquatic athletes is not known, empirical evidence would suggest that there are indeed athletes who are using substances in an effort to enhance performance.
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The use of drugs to enhance athletic performance poses tremendous potential risk to amateur sport. The aquatic sports are not immune from this risk. Although the exact incidence of drug usage among aquatic athletes is not known, empirical evidence would suggest that there are indeed athletes who are using substances in an effort to enhance performance.
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1977
Excerpt To the editor: All my enthusiasm for the excellent article "Naloxone" by Dr. Martin in the December issue (Ann Intern Med85:765-768, 1976) evaporated when I came to the words "unapproved us...
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Excerpt To the editor: All my enthusiasm for the excellent article "Naloxone" by Dr. Martin in the December issue (Ann Intern Med85:765-768, 1976) evaporated when I came to the words "unapproved us...
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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1968
In recent years several new drugs have been added to the ocular pharmacopeia, particularly for the treatment of viral and other infections of the eye and in the management of uveitis and glaucoma. The nurse caring for the patient with an ophthalmologic disorder is most frequently the person responsible for administering the medications and may ...
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In recent years several new drugs have been added to the ocular pharmacopeia, particularly for the treatment of viral and other infections of the eye and in the management of uveitis and glaucoma. The nurse caring for the patient with an ophthalmologic disorder is most frequently the person responsible for administering the medications and may ...
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1966
Talks on the art and the science of therapeutics usually begin with the truism that since all drugs are dangerous, their judicious use depends on how the risk of the untreated disease and the risks of the drug are balanced. But no one explains precisely how this concept is to be implemented, and to what extent it actually can be carried out to make the
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Talks on the art and the science of therapeutics usually begin with the truism that since all drugs are dangerous, their judicious use depends on how the risk of the untreated disease and the risks of the drug are balanced. But no one explains precisely how this concept is to be implemented, and to what extent it actually can be carried out to make the
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