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Methanol,ted spirit.” This was commonly used during the Prohibition to discourage consumption of bootlegged liquor. More recently, abuse of methanol-containing products through inhalation, such as sniffing glue or carburetor cleaner, has been of clinical concern. Methanol intoxication may also occur after su

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Cannabis (Marijuana),ans of delivering cannabis to the central nervous system, where the dose may be titrated by adjusting the frequency and depth of inhalation. Medical application of cannabis is controversial and illegal in most countries. Cannabis is not approved as a medication by the United States Food and Drug Adm

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Opioids,ications for opioids in the United States include the moderate to severe pain related to surgery and induction and maintenance of anesthesia, often in conjunction with other drugs, cough, diarrhea, anxiety due to shortness of breath, and opioid dependence.

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,,herbal remedies and used for treatment of a variety of ailments, most notably affecting the skin and female genitourinary tract, and to improve memory and concentration. There are also various pharmaceutical formulations aimed at exploiting intrinsic wound-healing, anticonvulsive, antinociceptive, a

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Iodinated Contrast Agents,y conditions and tumors. Intravenous administration of iodine-based contrast agents are also an essential part of CT and conventional catheter angiography and CT perfusion studies. Iodine contrast agents can also be administered at different concentrations intrathecally into the subarachnoid space f