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Substance Abuse and Cognitive Decline: The Critical Role of Tau Protein as a Potential Biomarker. [PDF]
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Clinics in Sports Medicine, 1992
The three types of drugs commonly used in sports--therapeutic drugs, performance-enhancing drugs, and recreational drugs--have been discussed and presented in a way that should be helpful to health care providers dealing with athletes. The goal of this article has been not only to present information concerning drugs but also to raise the awareness ...
A P, Jonas, R T, Sickles, J A, Lombardo
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The three types of drugs commonly used in sports--therapeutic drugs, performance-enhancing drugs, and recreational drugs--have been discussed and presented in a way that should be helpful to health care providers dealing with athletes. The goal of this article has been not only to present information concerning drugs but also to raise the awareness ...
A P, Jonas, R T, Sickles, J A, Lombardo
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Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, 2003
Liddle and Dakof's (1995) comprehensive review of the status of family‐based treatment for drug abuse concluded that this modality offered a “promising, but not definitive” approach to treating drug abuse among adolescents and adults. Less than a decade later, significant progress can be seen in the treatment of drug abuse problems using family‐based ...
Cynthia L, Rowe, Howard A, Liddle
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Liddle and Dakof's (1995) comprehensive review of the status of family‐based treatment for drug abuse concluded that this modality offered a “promising, but not definitive” approach to treating drug abuse among adolescents and adults. Less than a decade later, significant progress can be seen in the treatment of drug abuse problems using family‐based ...
Cynthia L, Rowe, Howard A, Liddle
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Schizophrenia and Substance Abuse
Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 1993There is substantial comorbidity between schizophrenia and substance abuse. Although evidence indicates that the course of schizophrenia is complicated by substance abuse, patients perceive benefits from drugs of abuse. Treatment of these patients should be provided in settings with a high degree of psychiatric expertise.
J A, Selzer, J A, Lieberman
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Substance abuse and polyhydramnios
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 2002Maternal drug use is known to have fetal central nervous system depressive effects as manifested by decreased biophysical profile scores. Drug effects on the amniotic fluid index (AFI), one variable of the biophysical profile, are not well documented.
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