Hemoglobin causes brain edema, at least in part, through its degradation products. Limiting hemoglobin degradation coupled with the use of iron chelators may be a novel therapeutic approach to limit brain edema after ICH.
Rates of axis I disorders were lower than reported in previous studies. Few homicide defendants were in psychiatric treatment at the time of the crime, suggesting limited opportunities for prevention by mental health providers.
The percentage of injecting opioid users with continuous abstinence from weeks 21-24 was greater with 300/ 300mg (34%) than 300/100mg (18%); among non-injecting users, the percentage of participants with continuous abstinence was 28% in both dose groups Conclusions: Results from this subgroup analysis suggest that injecting opioid users may benefit from the higher (300/300mg) maintenance dose of RBP-6000.
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