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American Journal of Psychiatry, 1963
We have seen in our survey that our current search for a drug that will calm without sedating is not in any sense new. Over the centuries opium has been used as a tranquilizer and also for its effect as a hypnotic. It was used throughout the spectrum of psychiatric diagnoses but primarily for hysteria and hypochondriasis in its earliest history, then ...
E T, CARLSON, M M, SIMPSON
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We have seen in our survey that our current search for a drug that will calm without sedating is not in any sense new. Over the centuries opium has been used as a tranquilizer and also for its effect as a hypnotic. It was used throughout the spectrum of psychiatric diagnoses but primarily for hysteria and hypochondriasis in its earliest history, then ...
E T, CARLSON, M M, SIMPSON
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Journal of Psychoactive Drugs, 1981
(1981). The Metapsychology of Opium. Journal of Psychoactive Drugs: Vol. 13, No. 1, pp. 71-79.
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(1981). The Metapsychology of Opium. Journal of Psychoactive Drugs: Vol. 13, No. 1, pp. 71-79.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1978
To the Editor.— This letter is an update of my COMMENTARY "Medical Preparedness—A Must" (233:1171, 1975) and my editorial "No Opium for Pain—A Threatening Medical Crisis" (N Engl J Med291:1411,1974), both of which detail the fact that the painkiller medicinal opium stockpile in the United States is woefully inadequate for use in the event of a grave ...
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To the Editor.— This letter is an update of my COMMENTARY "Medical Preparedness—A Must" (233:1171, 1975) and my editorial "No Opium for Pain—A Threatening Medical Crisis" (N Engl J Med291:1411,1974), both of which detail the fact that the painkiller medicinal opium stockpile in the United States is woefully inadequate for use in the event of a grave ...
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BENZODIAZEPINES—THE OPIUM OF THE MASSES?
Neuroscience, 1978Publisher Summary Mankind has used drugs affecting the mind for the whole of recorded history and probably for many preceding millennia. The twentieth century has witnessed a rapid growth of organic chemistry culminating in the introduction of many series of drugs with profound effects on behavior and emotions. Among these medical compounds, the most
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Papaverine: A Miraculous Alkaloid from Opium and Its Multimedicinal Application
Molecules, 2023Nazim Uddin Emon +2 more
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An effective biophysical indicator for opium yield estimation
Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 2011Bingfang Wu, Kun Jia
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Analysis of opium use by students of medical sciences
Journal of Clinical Nursing, 2006Alireza Salimi +2 more
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Determination of opium alkaloids in crude opium using non-aqueous capillary electrophoresis
Journal of Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Analysis, 1995Steen Honoré Hansen, S H Hansen
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