Conditioned Tolerance is a form of learned tolerance in which repeated drug exposure in a consistent environmental context leads to the association of contextual cues with the drug's effects, resulting in the attenuation of the drug response upon subsequent exposure in that context.
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Heroin "Overdose" Death: Contribution of Drug-Associated Environmental Cues
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