Illicit fentanyls in the opioid street market: desired or imposed?
Guardado en:
Mars, S.G., et al., Illicit fentanyls in the opioid street market: desired or imposed?. Addiction, vol. 114, n. 5, 2019, 774-780.
Ref.
549320
Localización:
SIIS Archivo (R.696)
Palabras clave:
Drogodependencias, Drogas ilegales, Heroína, Opiáceos, Fármacos, Delincuencia, Sobredosis, Detección, Usuarios, Riesgo, Coste, Información, Alternativas, Literatura científica, EE.UU., Europa, Canadá
Drogodependencias, Drogas ilegales, Heroína, Opiáceos, Fármacos, Delincuencia, Sobredosis, Detección, Usuarios, Riesgo, Coste, Información, Alternativas, Literatura científica, EE.UU., Europa, Canadá
Ejemplares similares: Illicit fentanyls in the opioid street market: desired or imposed?
- Naloxone for heroin, prescription opioid, and illicitly made fentanyl overdoses: Challenges and innovations responding to a dynamic epidemic
- “Just another thing for me to stress off of”: responses to unintentional fentanyl use in a community-based study of people who use opioids
- Interaction With the Lipid Membrane Influences Fentanyl Pharmacology
- Would legalizing illicit opioids reduce overdose fatalities? Implications from a natural experiment
- MEASUREMENTS INSTRUMENTS SCALES TESTS. EFFECTS OF CRAVING SELF REPORT MEASUREMENT ON DESIRE FOR HEROIN IN OPIOID DEPENDENT INDIVIDUALS
- Fentanyls: Are we missing the signs? Highly potent and on the rise in Europe