A Multicultural View of Drug Abuse: Proceedings of the National Drug Abuse Conference, 1977David Elvin Smith |
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... narcotics addiction in the health professional : an exploratory study . Inter . Jnl . of the Addictions . V2 , No. 2 : 191-205 . 13. Winick , C. 1961. Physician narcotic addicts . Social Problems . 9 : 174-186 . 14. Wall , J.H. 1958 ...
... narcotics addiction in the health professional : an exploratory study . Inter . Jnl . of the Addictions . V2 , No. 2 : 191-205 . 13. Winick , C. 1961. Physician narcotic addicts . Social Problems . 9 : 174-186 . 14. Wall , J.H. 1958 ...
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... narcotic dependent persons from the mainstream of society . As a result , " medical societies advised physicians not to attempt to treat narcotic addicts . The use of narcotics in medical practice was often taught in a way that ...
... narcotic dependent persons from the mainstream of society . As a result , " medical societies advised physicians not to attempt to treat narcotic addicts . The use of narcotics in medical practice was often taught in a way that ...
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... narcotic abusers with nar- cotic antagonists has been presented by Wikler ( 1948 and 1965 ) and Martin et al . ( 1966 ) . In brief , these investigators apply an operant conditioning paradigm to explain behavior during treatment with ...
... narcotic abusers with nar- cotic antagonists has been presented by Wikler ( 1948 and 1965 ) and Martin et al . ( 1966 ) . In brief , these investigators apply an operant conditioning paradigm to explain behavior during treatment with ...
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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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