Titlebook: Research Advances in Alcohol and Drug Problems; Reginald G. Smart,Howard D. Cappell,Edward M. Sell Book 1984 Plenum Press, New York 1984 a

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Studies of Driver Impairment and Alcohol-Related Collisions,the findings. The purpose of this chapter is to assess systematically the different sources of information that are available on this topic, indicate the advantages and disadvantages of each, specify the uses to which they can best be put, and identify the major gaps in our knowledge.

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Treatment of Nonopiate Dependency, a relatively short time after the initial expansion of the American treatment effort, there came to be a focus on polydrug abuse: the abuse of drugs other than the opiates or alcohol (Benvenuto and Bourne, 1975; Wesson and Smith, 1979; DuPont, 1978).

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Opiate Tolerance and Dependence,h a high magnitude. The clinical significance of opiate tolerance and dependence is well-known. Conditions for the use of these drugs are rigorously controlled and they can be used only on very strict clinical indications. Modern societies and less developed ones seem equally vulnerable to illegal a

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Assessing Alcohol Use by Patients in Treatment,apy. However, many treatment programs do not have systematic procedures for the regular assessment of a patient’s alcohol consumption during treatment and follow-up. Part of the difficulty is due to skepticism about the validity of alcoholics’ self-reports, as well as resource constraints that limit

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