Titlebook: Cocaine; Mark S. Gold Book 1993 Plenum Publishing Corporation 1993 biology.cocaine.drug.memory.neurobiology.pharmacology.prevention.therap

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-52595-7ograms serving nearly 600,000 addicts at any given time.. The recent decrease in overall drug use, coupled with our recent economic troubles, has significantly slowed the growth of treatment programs—nevertheless, specialized inpatient or outpatient treatment programs are still widely available.

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Inpatient Treatment and Relapse Prevention,ograms serving nearly 600,000 addicts at any given time.. The recent decrease in overall drug use, coupled with our recent economic troubles, has significantly slowed the growth of treatment programs—nevertheless, specialized inpatient or outpatient treatment programs are still widely available.

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Meriam Bouri,Samina Mehnaz,Fikrettin ?ahinDespite significant reductions, cocaine consumption remains a formidable problem in the 1990s.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-5862-3In any discussion of substance abuse there is a tendency to view patients as a homogeneous entity presenting with similar symptoms and responding alike to treatment. Rarely is the clinician so lucky Specific subgroups have been discussed throughout this text, and this chapter focuses on many of these groups in greater detail.

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Cocaine in the 1990s,Despite significant reductions, cocaine consumption remains a formidable problem in the 1990s.

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Physicians, the Elderly, Adolescents, and Substance Abuse,In any discussion of substance abuse there is a tendency to view patients as a homogeneous entity presenting with similar symptoms and responding alike to treatment. Rarely is the clinician so lucky Specific subgroups have been discussed throughout this text, and this chapter focuses on many of these groups in greater detail.

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Book 1993 medical litera- ture shedding new light on our understanding of this most troublesome drug. Our knowledge of addiction, and specifically cocaine addiction, has increased dra- matically within the last few years. We stand on the threshold of an exciting new era in addictionology that promises better