Predicting CUD’s Impact on Treatment
…it’s more likely to be those with five or six or more symptoms — the “high-moderate” to severe cases, in DSM parlance – who eventually seek treatment.
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Posted by C. Scott McMillin | Jan 22, 2024 | Thinking About Addiction | 0 |
…it’s more likely to be those with five or six or more symptoms — the “high-moderate” to severe cases, in DSM parlance – who eventually seek treatment.
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Consumers may inadvertently find themselves addicted to tianeptine and should avoid all products containing tianeptine, especially those claiming to treat opioid use disorder.
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They found no clear correlation between cannabis use and a lessening of opioid dependence.
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“During our training, we were told numerous times that this is a safe, effective drug,” one of the two testified.
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And for nitazenes, ‘ultra potent’ likely translates to ten or more times as powerful as fentanyl. Many hundreds of times beyond morphine.
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