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PROLONGED STREPTOMYCIN AND ISONIAZID FOR PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS.
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Experimental psychoses and other mental abnormalities produced by drugs.
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MULTIPLE DEFICIENCY STATE ASSOCIATED WITH ISONIAZID THERAPY.
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ATYPICAL RESPONSES TO NORTRIPTYLINE.
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Herbal cigarettes for kicks.
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Reversible psychotic syndrome after potassium perchlorate treatment.
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Behaviour disorders associated with Artane treatment of post-encephalitic Parkinsonism.
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Mania associated with the use of I.N.H. and cocaine.
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ACUTE PSYCHOTIC REACTION FOLLOWING INGESTION OF PHENTERMINE.
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FUNCTIONAL FACTORS IN "ORGANIC" BRAIN SYNDROME.
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A REACTION TO ORGANIC FLUORIDES SIMULATING CLASSICAL CATATONIA.
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IATROGENIC AMPHETAMINE PSYCHOSIS.
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"MODEL PSYCHOSIS" PRODUCED BY INHALATION OF GASOLINE FUMES.
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PHENOTHIAZINE-INDUCED ACUTE PSYCHOTIC REACTION: THE "PSYCHOTOXICITY" OF A DRUG.
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ACUTE BRAIN SYNDROME SECONDARY TO TETRACHLORETHYLENE INGESTION.
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