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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1924
To the Editor: —Many of the statements made by Drs. Sceleth and Kuh in their article inThe Journal, March 1, are at variance with my own observations in drug cases. The assertion is made that "in all instances the narcotic was withdrawn in less than two weeks' time....
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To the Editor: —Many of the statements made by Drs. Sceleth and Kuh in their article inThe Journal, March 1, are at variance with my own observations in drug cases. The assertion is made that "in all instances the narcotic was withdrawn in less than two weeks' time....
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Possible Mechanism of Tolerance to Narcotic Drugs [PDF]
While working on the metabolism of narcotic drugs, Axelrod observed that repeated administration of drugs produced tolerance to the drugs, but also reduced the body's ability to demethylate them enzymatically. In this article, he proposed a mechanism for tolerance to narcotic drugs.
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The Politics of Narcotic Drugs
2011Contents ESSAYS Levels of Opium Poppy Cultivation in Afghanistan, David Mansfield and Adam Pain The Middle East and Illicit Drugs: A Forgotten Region? Philip Robins The White Economy: Drugs, Poverty and Violent Conflict in Colombia, Jennifer Schirmer A Tale of Two Countries: Drugs, Guns, Violence and the US-Mexico Border, Laurie Freeman Understanding ...
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Influence of narcotic drugs on highway safety°
Accident Analysis & Prevention, 1976This is a review of available literature relevant to narcotic drug use and driver safety. No studies were found that directly assessed driver capability either in driving simulators or actual driving conditions. There are some studies of illegal users' driving records, including interviews with methadone treated ex-heroin addicts, and laboratory ...
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International trade in narcotic drugs
Futures, 1997Abstract This paper gives a compact analysis of the scope and limits of current anti-narcotic efforts, explaining the international security implications of an American-led ‘war’ on international drug trade. An overview of central arguments that support prohibition is provided, with emphasis on the point that distorted information about the addictive
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Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology (1931-1951), 1932
Charles Edward Terry, E. George Payne
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Charles Edward Terry, E. George Payne
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