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Journal of Psychedelic Drugs Volume 2, 1969 - Issue 2: “Speed Kills: A Review of Amphetamine Abuse”
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Section III: Amphetamine Abuse-Personality Considerations

An Analysis of Variables in High Dose Methamphetamine Dependence

David E. Smith M.D.View further author information
Pages 60-62 | Published online: 02 Aug 2012

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JohnB. Murray. (1998) Psychophysiological Aspects of Amphetamine-Methamphetamine Abuse. The Journal of Psychology 132:2, pages 227-237.
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StephenM. Pittel & Ricardo Hofer. (1972) The Transition to Amphetamine Abuse. Journal of Psychedelic Drugs 5:2, pages 105-111.
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Michael R. Gossop, Brendan P. Bradley & Rita K. Brewis. (1982) Amphetamine withdrawal and sleep disturbance. Drug and Alcohol Dependence 10:2-3, pages 177-183.
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