Evaluation of Dependence Liability and Dependence Potential of Drugs

Kitap : Evaluation of Dependence Liability and Dependence Potential of Drugs

Dil : İngilizce

Bölüm : Sosyal Hekimlik

Yayın Yeri : Geneva

ISBN : 92 4 120577 6

Yayın Tarihi : 1975

Yayıncı : World Health Organization WHO

Tür : Rapor

Kitap No : 3646

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CONTENTS
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1. Introduction.............................
2. Review of previous work of the World Health Organization concerning meth­odology of evaluation of dependence liability and dependence potential of drugs ................................
3. General considerations........................
4. General methodological principles...................
5. Preclinical methods..........................
5.1 Assessment of a drug's reinforcing properties............
5.2 Physical dependence.......................
6. Clinical methods...........................
6.1 Methods of assessing subjective effects of drugs...........
6.2 Methods of assessing tolerance and physical dependence of drugs . . .
7. Epidemiological methods concerning use of and dependence on drugs
7.1 Prospective, retrospective, and other studies............
7.2 Monitoring and surveillance...................
7.3 Comprehensive monitoring of adverse effects of drugs as an epidemio-
logical tool
8. Research and methodological issues concerning evaluation of dependence liability and dependence potential of various categories of psychoactive drugs
8.1 Morphine and morphine-like analgesics..............
8.2 Drugs with morphine agonist and antagonist properties.......
8.3 Sedatives and hypnotics.....................
8.4 Volatile substances........................
8.5 Psychomotor stimulants and related drugs.............
8.6 Hallucinogens.........................
8.7 Cannabis and delta-9-tran,tetrahydrocannabinol (THC).......
9. Correlation of results of preclinical and clinical assessments with patterns of chronic drug-taking in man......................
10. Some important areas of research...........
11. International collaboration and exchange of information
12. Conclusions and recommendations..........