Journal of Drug Education · 1973 · 12 citations · 1 references
MedicinePharmacologyPharmacotherapyDrug LawPsychopharmacologySubstance Use DisordersDrug DependenceDrugs Of AbuseMedication UseOverdose PreventionSubstance Abuse PreventionAmphetamine DerivativesBarbiturate TherapyDrug DependencyDrug Misuse EpidemiologyDrug Use EpidemiologyDrug User HealthStimulant Abuse
We now recognize that the abuse of mood changing drugs is extensive, involving all ages and socio-economic classes. This abuse extends to the typical middle-class housewife involving legal drugs consciously used for purposes other than pleasure. The problem is that many of these housewives shop from physician to physician to maintain a drug regimen no physician would prescribe. Newer drugs now available with fewer side effects and abuse liability problems should be considered in place of the original amphetamine and barbiturate agents.
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Amphetamines: A Dangerous Illusion
George R. Edison · Annals of Internal Medicine · 1971 · 24 citations