narcomania

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narcomania

an abnormal desire for drugs.

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However, the group of drug addicts included all those who received medical care regardless of their racial and ethnic affiliation, since narcomania appeared in our country as a medico social phenomenon just recently.

Chromosomal Q-heterochromatin regions in alcoholics and drug addicts

Habit Dipsomania Alcoholism Chronic poisoning Morphinomania Narcomania Inebriety Morphinism Addiction

Addiction in Europe, 1860s-1960s: concepts and responses in Italy, Poland, Austria, and the United Kingdom

Acest fapt este cauzat de situatia in care alcoolismul sau narcomania in practica expertala, deseori, este diagnosticul "secundar", sau, mai bine zis, o comorbiditate la tulburarile mintale propriu-zise, in studiul curent luandu-se in consideratie nosologiile de baza.

Clinical and epidemiological aspects in standardization of forensic psychiatric services/Aspectele clinico-epidemiologice in standardizarea serviciilor de expertiza psihiatrico-legala

(20) Marek Kohn, Narcomania: On Heroin (London: Faber and Faber, 1987), p.

'Houses of voluntary bondage': theorizing the nineteenth-century gothic pharmography

Narcomania. Medical and Social consequences, Treatment, Moscow.

Personality disorders at opioid dependent

* Drug abusers were described as "narcomaniacs" and their action or condition as "narcomania" (SOU, 1939:25, App.

Swedish drug treatment and the political use of conceptual innovation 1882-1982

In 1962, Kettil Bruun, then head of the Social Research Institute of Alcohol Studies in Finland, wrote an essay (in Swedish) on "Alcoholism and Narcomania" (Bruun, 1962).

"Problematic intoxications": conceptualizing "abuse" of illicit drugs in postwar social treatment legislation in Finland

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