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002 OTHER DRUGS OF CONCERN+ This round of Pulse Check discussions focused on the illicit or illicitly used drugs described in the previous chapters: heroin, crack cocaine, powder cocaine, marijuana, methamphetamine, diverted synthetic opioids, and ecstasy. During the course of these discussions, however, sources sometimes mentioned other drugs of concern in their communities. BENZODIAZEPINES Benzodiazepines are mentioned as an emerging drug problem in BostonE. Alprazolam (Xanax®) and clonazepam (Klonopin®), in particular, are widely abused in Boston methadone programs. Benzodiazepines are considered the drugs with the most serious consequences by methadone treatment sources in Baltimore, Honolulu (where they have replaced heroin since the last reporting period), Memphis, and Miami. In general, alprazolam is the most frequently mentioned benzodiazepine. Benzodiazepine use has increased in MemphisE, especially among White adult females in rural areas. Dealers are reported as older and mo
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clonidine abuse 00 Télécopie : +33 (0)3 83 50 46 50 & 160;& 160; & 160;& 160; & 160;& 160; Titre du document Document titleClonidine use and abuse among methadone program applicants and patientsAuteur(s) Author(s)BEUGER M. (1) ; TOMMASELLO A. (2) ; SCHWARTZ R. (1) ; CLINTON M. (2) ; Affiliation(s) du ou des auteurs Author(s) Affiliation(s)(1) Department of Psychiatry clonidine abuse, Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse clonidine abuse, University of Maryland clonidine abuse,  ETATS-UNIS(2) University of Maryland School of Pharmacy clonidine abuse, Office of Substance Abuse Studies clonidine abuse,  Baltimore clonidine abuse, MD clonidine abuse,  ETATS-UNISRĂ©sumĂ© AbstractForty-eigh consecutive applicants and 30 known clonidine-abusing methadone patients at three methadone treatment programs were surveyed regarding their use of clonidine. Two distinct patterns of clonidine use emerged. Of 22 applicants who took clonidine illicitly clonidine abuse, 15 used it primarily to decrease opioid withdrawal clonidine abuse, as wel as for its sedating effect. Applicants mostly obtained it from physicians clonidine abuse, used an average dose of 0.37 mg.
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