Drug abuse: nemesis of psychiatry.
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Biomedical subjects
L Wurmser
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The program of the Johns Hopkins Hospital Drug Abuse Center.
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Drug abuse: myths and facts about marijuana.
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Cannabis↗
[Preparation of homoeopathic stock tinctures].
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Chromatography, Paper↗
Why people take drugs: escape and search.
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Conflict, Psychological↗
Factors in recognition and management of sociopath and the addictions.
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Alcoholism↗
Drug addiction and drug abuse--a synopsis.
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Urine detection tests in the management of the narcotic addict.
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Chromatography, Thin Layer↗
Evolution of research in homeopathy.
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The role of superego conflicts in substance abuse and their treatment.
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Phobic core in the addictions and the paranoid process.
A discussion of "Addiction and the Paranoid Process," by W. W. Meissner, M.D. Three major strata are distinguished in the psychodynamic make-up of addicts: (1) a sociopathic-paranoid stratum, (2) a depressive layer, and (3) a phobic core. The last consists of a claustrophobic constellation, with claustrophobia seen as primary. Parallel to phobic neurosis, and in contradistinction to the personalized paranoid construction, compulsive drug use is seen as an impersonal condensation system. The drug effect is a type of counterphobic fantasy. While the paranoid character blames others and the depressive character blames himself, the phobic character compulsively avoids the claustrum on the outside and the addictive character both searches for it and destroys it.
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