A Multicultural View of Drug Abuse: Proceedings of the National Drug Abuse Conference, 1977David Elvin Smith |
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... barbiturates . The barbiturates were one of the first classes of drugs that physicians had 30 years ago that really did something to peoples minds . When they prescribed barbiturates people knew that their doctor had really done ...
... barbiturates . The barbiturates were one of the first classes of drugs that physicians had 30 years ago that really did something to peoples minds . When they prescribed barbiturates people knew that their doctor had really done ...
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... barbiturates and other dangerous sedatives . Too many of these pills are now prescribed and too many deaths are now occurring from their use . Neither physicians nor patients are sufficiently aware that having a bottle of barbiturates ...
... barbiturates and other dangerous sedatives . Too many of these pills are now prescribed and too many deaths are now occurring from their use . Neither physicians nor patients are sufficiently aware that having a bottle of barbiturates ...
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... barbiturates were almost never the only drug of dependence . The small group dependent on barbiturates also felt dependent on either am- phetamines or narcotics . Perhaps these few used stimulants and sedatives in tandem : one to wake ...
... barbiturates were almost never the only drug of dependence . The small group dependent on barbiturates also felt dependent on either am- phetamines or narcotics . Perhaps these few used stimulants and sedatives in tandem : one to wake ...
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Drug Abuse Policy Regulatory and | 2 |
Robert L DuPont M D | 11 |
from a State Perspective | 23 |
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