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On the Specific Effectiveness, and Under-Valuing, of Pharmacological Treatments for Addiction: A Comparison of Methadone, Naltrexone and Disulfiram with Psychosocial Interventions

Colin Brewer Medical Director, The Stapleford Centre, 25A Ecdeston Street, Belgravia, London, SWI 9NP
Pages 297-313 | Published online: 11 Jul 2009

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Colin Brewer & Emmannuel Streel. (2003) Learning the language of abstinence in addiction treatment: Some similarities between relapse‐prevention with disulfiram, naltrexone, and other pharmacological antagonists and intensive “immersion” methods of foreign language teaching. Substance Abuse 24:3, pages 157-173.
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Avinash De SousaAvinash De Sousa. 2019. Disulfiram. Disulfiram 69 77 .
JOHN FOSTER, COLIN BREWER & TERRY STEELE. (2006) Naltrexone implants can completely prevent early (1‐month) relapse after opiate detoxification: a pilot study of two cohorts totalling 101 patients with a note on naltrexone blood levels. Addiction Biology 8:2, pages 211-217.
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Jonathan Chick & Colin Brewer. (2018) National differences in disulfiram prescribing. Psychiatric Bulletin 23:6, pages 335-339.
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Albert Seoane, Genís Carrasco, Lluís Cabré, Ana Puiggrós, Eustaqui Hernández, Miguel Álvarez, Josep Costa, Ricard Molina & Gaudi Sobrepere. (2018) Efficacy and safety of two new methods of rapid intravenous detoxification in heroin addicts previously treated without success. British Journal of Psychiatry 171:4, pages 340-345.
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