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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"poly-drug abuse"”.

  1. Self-efficacy as a predictor of attrition for African-American and White client populations in treatment for poly-drug abuse

    … predict successful completion of treatment for poly-drug addiction in a sample of African American and White subjects of low socioeconomic status. A multi-component questionnaire packet containing a demographic portion, five open-ended intake questions, a 39-question intake self-efficacy …

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  2. Planaria as a model for the effects of the co-use of alcohol and nicotine

    Poly drug abuse is the abuse of more than one drug, often simultaneously, and is common in many drug-abusers in real-life conditions (Raffa, 2008). The co-use of alcohol and cigarettes is especially prevalent among heavy drinkers such as those diagnosed with alcoholism or alcohol abuse (Bobo & …

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  3. Evaluating the Effect of Chronic Alcohol, Cocaine, and Co-Administration on Endogenous Adult Neural Stem Cell Survival, Differentiation, and Proliferation

    … and alcohol are two of the most commonly co-abused substances, and the third most fatal drug combination. Efforts in drug addiction research primarily focus on preventing or stopping abuse; however little work is being done to reverse brain damage incurred by chronic drug abuse. Neural stem …

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