Carbamazepine for cocaine dependence

Changing Pattern of Drug Abuse among Patients Entering Treatment in Lazio, Italy, between 1996 and 2003: Transition from Heroin to Cocaine Use

“…These data suggest that analysis of the characteristics of new patients entering treatment did allow to identify new patterns of use: the intervention and treatment system designed primarily to accommodate opiate use and dependence is now challenged by a new population of cocaine users calling for different therapeutic approaches for which very little evidence of effectiveness is available [10][11][12] .…”

Changing Pattern of Drug Abuse among Patients Entering Treatment in Lazio, Italy, between 1996 and 2003: Transition from Heroin to Cocaine Use

“…These data suggest that analysis of the characteristics of new patients entering treatment did allow to identify new patterns of use: the intervention and treatment system designed primarily to accommodate opiate use and dependence is now challenged by a new population of cocaine users calling for different therapeutic approaches for which very little evidence of effectiveness is available [10][11][12] .…”

One Health genomic surveillance reveals structured urban rabies transmission and major surveillance gaps

“…Surveillance data were obtained from LRR including weekly submissions with corresponding diagnostic results. Diagnostic testing was performed using Direct fluorescent antibody (DFA) testing according to national guidelines 46 . Sample duplicates were confirmed at the Peruvian National Institute of Health (INS), with discrepancies resolved using LN34 RT-PCR 47 or mouse intracerebral inoculation 44 when available.…”

Psychostimulant addiction treatment

“…GABAergic agonists, including baclofen, tiagibine, topiramate, and vigabatrin (Minozzi et al, 2008), have met with only limited success in treating SUDs, as have a variety of other agents, including amantadine, carbamazepine (Lima, Lima, Soares, & Farrell, 2002), and buprenorphine (Gardner & Kosten, 2007). …”

“… The following reviews were included in the manuscript but not in this table: Garbutt, 2010; Herin et al, 2010; Mereu et al, 2013; Sofuoglu et al, 2013; Soares et al, 2003; Lima et al, 2003; Pani et al, 2011; Sabioni et al, 2013; Minozzi et al, 2008; Lima et al, 2002; Gardner & Kosten, 2007; Kosten & Domingo, 2013; Ishizaka & Hawkins, 2007. CBT – Cognitive Behavioral Therapy; BE – benzoylecgonine; SR – sustained release; IR – immediate release; IV – intravenous; …”

Changing Pattern of Drug Abuse among Patients Entering Treatment in Lazio, Italy, between 1996 and 2003: Transition from Heroin to Cocaine Use

“…These data suggest that analysis of the characteristics of new patients entering treatment did allow to identify new patterns of use: the intervention and treatment system designed primarily to accommodate opiate use and dependence is now challenged by a new population of cocaine users calling for different therapeutic approaches for which very little evidence of effectiveness is available [10][11][12] .…”

One Health genomic surveillance reveals structured urban rabies transmission and major surveillance gaps

“…Surveillance data were obtained from LRR including weekly submissions with corresponding diagnostic results. Diagnostic testing was performed using Direct fluorescent antibody (DFA) testing according to national guidelines 46 . Sample duplicates were confirmed at the Peruvian National Institute of Health (INS), with discrepancies resolved using LN34 RT-PCR 47 or mouse intracerebral inoculation 44 when available.…”

Psychostimulant addiction treatment

“…GABAergic agonists, including baclofen, tiagibine, topiramate, and vigabatrin (Minozzi et al, 2008), have met with only limited success in treating SUDs, as have a variety of other agents, including amantadine, carbamazepine (Lima, Lima, Soares, & Farrell, 2002), and buprenorphine (Gardner & Kosten, 2007). …”

“… The following reviews were included in the manuscript but not in this table: Garbutt, 2010; Herin et al, 2010; Mereu et al, 2013; Sofuoglu et al, 2013; Soares et al, 2003; Lima et al, 2003; Pani et al, 2011; Sabioni et al, 2013; Minozzi et al, 2008; Lima et al, 2002; Gardner & Kosten, 2007; Kosten & Domingo, 2013; Ishizaka & Hawkins, 2007. CBT – Cognitive Behavioral Therapy; BE – benzoylecgonine; SR – sustained release; IR – immediate release; IV – intravenous; …”

Changing Pattern of Drug Abuse among Patients Entering Treatment in Lazio, Italy, between 1996 and 2003: Transition from Heroin to Cocaine Use

“…These data suggest that analysis of the characteristics of new patients entering treatment did allow to identify new patterns of use: the intervention and treatment system designed primarily to accommodate opiate use and dependence is now challenged by a new population of cocaine users calling for different therapeutic approaches for which very little evidence of effectiveness is available [10][11][12] .…”

One Health genomic surveillance reveals structured urban rabies transmission and major surveillance gaps

“…Surveillance data were obtained from LRR including weekly submissions with corresponding diagnostic results. Diagnostic testing was performed using Direct fluorescent antibody (DFA) testing according to national guidelines 46 . Sample duplicates were confirmed at the Peruvian National Institute of Health (INS), with discrepancies resolved using LN34 RT-PCR 47 or mouse intracerebral inoculation 44 when available.…”

Psychostimulant addiction treatment

“…GABAergic agonists, including baclofen, tiagibine, topiramate, and vigabatrin (Minozzi et al, 2008), have met with only limited success in treating SUDs, as have a variety of other agents, including amantadine, carbamazepine (Lima, Lima, Soares, & Farrell, 2002), and buprenorphine (Gardner & Kosten, 2007). …”

“… The following reviews were included in the manuscript but not in this table: Garbutt, 2010; Herin et al, 2010; Mereu et al, 2013; Sofuoglu et al, 2013; Soares et al, 2003; Lima et al, 2003; Pani et al, 2011; Sabioni et al, 2013; Minozzi et al, 2008; Lima et al, 2002; Gardner & Kosten, 2007; Kosten & Domingo, 2013; Ishizaka & Hawkins, 2007. CBT – Cognitive Behavioral Therapy; BE – benzoylecgonine; SR – sustained release; IR – immediate release; IV – intravenous; …”