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Pediatrics In Review, 2018
Adolescent substance abuse remains common, with almost a third of adolescents admitting to ethanol use, and a quarter admitting to illicit drug use. It is essential for pediatricians to regularly screen adolescent patients for substance use, because early initiation of drug use has been associated with physical, behavioral, and social health risks ...
George Sam, Wang, Christopher, Hoyte
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Adolescent substance abuse remains common, with almost a third of adolescents admitting to ethanol use, and a quarter admitting to illicit drug use. It is essential for pediatricians to regularly screen adolescent patients for substance use, because early initiation of drug use has been associated with physical, behavioral, and social health risks ...
George Sam, Wang, Christopher, Hoyte
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Schizophrenia and Substance Abuse
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1994BackgroundRecent research from North America has demonstrated higher than expected rates of drug and alcohol abuse among the seriously mentally ill. Schizophrenics appear to be particularly susceptible to the negative effects of substance abuse. These include psychiatric and social complications, with antisocial behaviour, particularly violence ...
J, Smith, S, Hucker
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Pediatrics, 1986
To the Editor.— Pediatrics is to be commended for its recent articles keeping the problem of teenage alcohol abuse before the pediatrician's eye.1,2 Schwartz et al1 concluded that "pediatricians should play an active role in educating patients and their parents about alcohol." Unfortunately, alcohol education by physicians is at the ...
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To the Editor.— Pediatrics is to be commended for its recent articles keeping the problem of teenage alcohol abuse before the pediatrician's eye.1,2 Schwartz et al1 concluded that "pediatricians should play an active role in educating patients and their parents about alcohol." Unfortunately, alcohol education by physicians is at the ...
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Acupuncture for substance abuse
Current Psychiatry Reports, 2003Acupuncture, in the form of insertion of needles bilaterally in the outer ears, is widely used for the treatment of addiction in the US. However, support for this form of treatment from controlled studies has not been consistent. This article examines recent clinical trials of acupuncture for addiction treatment, with a goal of conveying to the reader ...
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Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 2001
Although inhaling is commonly thought of as a novel form of drug use, it has been customary for centuries with finely ground tobacco or with a wide variety of hallucinogenic powdered plant derivatives in tropical South America (de Rios). Nose pipes facilitate snuffing in some cultures, and in others, drugs are blown, by turn, through tubes into the ...
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Although inhaling is commonly thought of as a novel form of drug use, it has been customary for centuries with finely ground tobacco or with a wide variety of hallucinogenic powdered plant derivatives in tropical South America (de Rios). Nose pipes facilitate snuffing in some cultures, and in others, drugs are blown, by turn, through tubes into the ...
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