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Opioid addiction

Peptides, 2019
Yngvild Olsen, Joshua M Sharfstein
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Battling the Biology of Opioid Addiction [PDF]

Nature Medicine, 2017
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Assaying addiction liability of opioids

Life Sciences, 1983
A number of procedures are available to assess an opioid's capacity to be positively reinforcing, but each has limitations that could lead to the false conclusion of no addiction potential. The recently developed conditioned place preference (CPP)-test, however, overcomes some of these limitations.
G A, Hunter, L D, Reid
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Compulsivity and Obsessionality in Opioid Addiction

The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 2000
Seventy-one individuals with opioid dependence undergoing ambulatory treatment participated in a personal interview assessing the importance of their opioid-use rituals, the severity of compulsivity and obsessionality in relation to their drug use, and the number of obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) symptoms.
I, Friedman, R, Dar, E, Shilony
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Parental Alcoholism in Opioid Addicts

The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 1985
Using the family history method, the authors examined the relationships of parental alcoholism to alcoholism, depression, and antisocial personality disorder among 638 opioid addicts. It was concluded that, compared to addicts without parental alcoholism; addicts with parental alcoholism were more frequently concurrent alcoholics; addicts with parental
T R, Kosten, B J, Rounsaville, H D, Kleber   +2 more
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Unravelling the mystery of opioid addiction

Nature, 2019
To help solve the opioid epidemic, researchers must understand what makes dependence on these drugs so deadly. To help solve the opioid epidemic, researchers must understand what makes dependence on these drugs so deadly.
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Opioid addiction, opioid addiction treatment, and HIV infection.

Topics in antiviral medicine, 2018
Available data indicate that opioid substitution treatment can successfully reduce rates of HIV transmission and that patients receiving such treatment can adhere to therapies for HIV, hepatitis C, and tuberculosis infection. Integration of opioid substitution treatment into the HIV clinic setting can make such treatment easier and improve retention in
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Opioid Addiction in Anesthesiology

Anesthesiology, 1993
J H, Silverstein, D A, Silva, T J, Iberti   +2 more
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Pain, Opioids, and Addiction

Annals of Internal Medicine, 2015
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Team Approach for Nonmedical Opioid Use

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2023
Mike Fillon
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