International Journal of the Addictions · 1971 · 25 citations · 15 references
MedicinePsychiatryAddiction PsychiatryPsychopharmacologySubstance Use DisordersAddictionDrug DependenceDrug Overdose ManagementDrug Abuse EpidemiologyDrug Use DisorderDrug Use EpidemiologyDrug Use SubculturesInpatient DetoxificationOutpatient Detoxification
The abuse of heroin in the Haight-Ashbury subculture of San Francisco increased ten-fold in the twelve month period preceding June 1970; all indications point to a like increase in the coming year. Drug abuse in the Haight-Ashbury has usually presaged that in other sections of the country by many months; our clinic is turned to by physicians throughout the area for consultation. Of special significance is the emergence of the “middle class junkie” (young, white, with a short-term habit). This new heroin population is being treated by us on an outpatient basis, with symptomatic non-narcotic medication, and is directed whenever possible into the available psycho-social aftercare facilities
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