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Druglinks from 2003

January / February 18(1) (PDF)   March / April 18(2) (PDF)   May / June 18(3) (PDF)   July / August 18(4) (PDF)   September / October 18(5) (PDF)   November / December 18(6) (PDF)

Druglink Findings 2012 – Has methadone been rehabilitated?

The use of substitute medications such as methadone in treatment for opiate dependency has always been controversial. But what does the clinical evidence say? Mike Ashton takes a look at where things currently stand… Has methadone been rehabilitated? (PDF) Additional keywords: methadone…

Druglink factsheet 2012 – Heroin and Anthrax

Anthrax is a bacterium which creates spores that can infect the body, produce lethal poisons and lead to death. The infection among heroin users is most likely to be acquired through: • spores entering the skin or tissues under the skin (such as fat or muscle), via…

Druglink article 2012 – Acid tests by Jeremy Sare

Controlled drugs like opium and cannabis have long documented histories as medicines; morphine is still the gold standard treatment for pain relief. But since the discovery of LSD, the psychedelics too might have their own clinical applications Acid tests (PDF)