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• IB Biology/Option E - Neurobiology and Behavior
  Explain that psychoactive drugs affect the brain and personality by either increasing or decreasing synaptic transmission.- psychoactive ...
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• Drugs:Fact and Fiction/Introduction
  facts, and dispel persistent rumors spread about psychoactive chemicals, often thrown in with all medications into the very broad term 'drugs'. ...
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• Drugs:Fact and Fiction/General (section Drug)
  Drug use is a potential threat to physical and mental health. Many of the drugs discussed here are potentially addictive, and even " ...
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• Textbook of Psychiatry/Mood Disorders
  References: Psychoactive drugs in mania. A controlled comparison of lithium carbonate, chlorpromazine, and haloperidol. Arch Gen Psychiatry ...
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• Psychiatric Disorders/Substance abuse disorders (section Withdrawal from other drugs)
  Classes of psychoactive substances recognized in DSM-IV include alcohol, amphetamines and related drugs, caffeine, cannabis, cocaine, ...
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• Human Physiology/The Nervous System (section Drugs)
  Drugs: A drug is, generally speaking, any substance that changes the ... Cannabis: a psychoactive drug produced from parts of the cannabis plant ...
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• Adventist Youth Honors Answer Book/Outreach/Temperance (section d. The effects of tobacco, alcohol, drugs and pregnancy)
  Write an essay on alcohol, tobacco, drugs, or physical fitness of ... Ethanol is a psychoactive drug, with a depressant effect, and many ...
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• Cultural Anthropology/Health and Healing
  philosophy favors a holistic approach and minimal use of surgery and drugs ... Ibogaine : (mainly as a psychoactive drug). potential of this drug ...
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• The Voynich Manuscript/F1v
  They were used as potent psychoactive drugs, causing paralysis of involuntary muscles, dizziness, sleep, hallucinations, violent behavior ...
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• Textbook of Psychopharmacology (section Anti-dementia Drugs)
  However, their acute psychoactive effects have been a problem ... Anti-dementia Drugs: Although most psychiatric disorders are presumed to have an ...
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• Drugs:Fact and Fiction/Salvia
  Salvinorin A - is the strongest naturally occurring psychoactive known to date. ... The smoke is very harsh, and unlike most other drugs, ...
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• Lucid Dreaming/Induction Techniques (section Drugs)
  Drugs : Dissociatives and hallucinogens can be used to create a (more or less) lucid dream-like state, though ... org/psychoactives/psychoactives. ...
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• Textbook of Psychiatry/Psychopharmacology
  and Drug Administration (FDA) to obtain indications for developed drugs. ... appropriate online databases such as the drug-specific DRUG-REAX® System (www. ...
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• Drugs:Fact and Fiction/LSD
  org/psychoactives/war/mkultra/mkultra_article1. shtml. LSD, during its brief history, has been used ... History : com/horrors/drugs/linkletter. asp ...
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• Textbook of Psychiatry/Dementia, Delirium, and Psychiatric Symptoms Secondary to General Medical Condtions
  Delirium, Not Induced By Alcohol And Other Psychoactive Substances ... epidemiological evidence linking some drugs with depression (Rogers and Pies, 2008). ...
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