| Alcoholism
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ADIC
- Effects of Alcohol Intoxication - A Check List.
2/5 |
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Alcohol
Addiction: A Psychobiological Approach - Pat Jones,
MS,RN,CS 3/5 |
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Alcohol
Addiction - Intervention
- Alcohol Addiction - Intervention. Intervention resources
for alcoholism, drug addiction, gambling, computer addiction, other. Intervention
for addiction - alcohol, drug, gambling, computer. Intervention Center
Helping People Accept Help Home Site Map Family Intervention Executive.
3/5 |
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Alcoholics
Anonymous - A self help
organisation offering sound advice and support. Also in French and Spanish
versions. 4/5 |
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Alcohol
Concern - UK - This site contains information
about the work of Alcohol Concern, copies of our press releases, fact
sheets and other publications as well as news about what is happening
in the alcohol field and links to useful websites. The site also allows
users to search our library database and services directory and order
publications from our on-line bookshop. 4/5 |
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Alcohol
Dependance: ICD-10 Diagnostic Guidelines - From Internet
Mental Health. 4/5 |
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Alcohol-Related
Problems: Recognition and Intervention - Severe
medical, psychologic or social problems related
to alcohol use. Even in these circumstances, resistance to direct advice
is likely. An Article 3/5 |
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Anger
Management in Sobriety - By
Thomas Hollander, Ph.D. - An article from Self Help Magazine. 3/5 |
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Big
Book of Alcoholics Anonymous - Not
an official AA site. 2/5 |
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Fetal
Alcohol and Drug Unit - A
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome research unit headed by Dr. Ann Streissguth, Universityof
Washington - School of Medicine. We have an International list of support
groups and we also list international FAS/E conferences as they come up
- FAS is 100% preventable. 4/5 |
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| Amphetamines
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Dexamphetamine
Sulphate - A drug that acts directly on the brain as
a stimulant (see amphetamines). In adults it is used to treat narcolepsy
(an extreme tendency to fall asleep). 3/5 |
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Dexamphetamine
Sulphate - Specification. 3/5 |
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Dexamphetamine
substitution in the treatment of amphetamine abuse: an initial investigation
- By White R Department of Psychiatry and Behavioural
Sciences, University College Medical School, Whittington Hospital, London,
UK. 3/5 |
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| Caffeine
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Caffeine-Induced
Organic Mental Disorder - The consumption of caffeine,
especially in the forms of coffee
and tea, cola, chocolate, and cocoa, is ubiquitous in the United States.
Other common sources of caffeine are over-the-counter analgesics, cold
preparations, and stimulants. Although the existence of a caffeine withdrawal
headache is well established, the syndrome is not severe enough to warrant
clinical attention. 3/5 |
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Methamphetamine
FAQ, Drug Use, The effects of Methamphetamine, Meth, Ice, Speed. -
From the Koch Crime Institute. 4/5 |
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Psychopharmacology
of Caffeine. - Results of a MedSearch by Ivan Goldberg
MD. 3/5 |
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