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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 IV: Amphetamine Abuse-Epidemiological And Sociological Considerations

The Use of Amphetamine in the Haight-Ashbury Subculture

J. Fred E. Shick M.D. Department of Pharmacology, University of California Medical Center, San Francisco; Psychiatry, University of Chicago
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David E. Smith M.D. Toxicology, San Francisco Medical Center, Haight-Ashbury Medical Clinic, Medical Director
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Frederick H. Meyers M.D. University of California Medical Center, San Francisco
Pages 63-76 | Published online: 02 Aug 2012

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Donald R. Wesson. (2011) Psychedelic Drugs, Hippie Counterculture, Speed and Phenobarbital Treatment of Sedative-Hypnotic Dependence: A Journey to the Haight Ashbury in the Sixties. Journal of Psychoactive Drugs 43:2, pages 153-164.
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JohnA. Newmeyer. (1974) Five Years After: Drug Use and Exposure to Heroin Among the Haight-Ashbury Free Medical Clinic Clientele. Journal of Psychedelic Drugs 6:1, pages 61-65.
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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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CharlesW. Sheppard, GeorgeR. Gay & DavidE. Smith. (1971) The Changing Patterns of Heroin Addiction in the Haight-Ashbury Subculture. Journal of Psychedelic Drugs 3:2, pages 22-30.
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George R Gay, Alan D Matzger, William Bathurst & David E Smith. (1971) Short-Term Heroin Detoxification on an Outpatient Basis. International Journal of the Addictions 6:2, pages 241-264.
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David E. Smith & Charles M. Fischer. (1970) An Analysis of 310 Cases of Acute High-Dose Methamphetamine Toxicity in Haight-Ashbury. Clinical Toxicology 3:1, pages 117-124.
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Dorothy F. Berg. (1970) The Non-Medical Use of Dangerous Drugs in the United States: A Comprehensive View. International Journal of the Addictions 5:4, pages 777-834.
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George R. Gay & David E. Smith. (1973) A free clinic approach to drug abuse. Preventive Medicine 2:4, pages 543-553.
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DAVID K. WELLISCH, GEORGE R. GAY & ROSEANN McENTEE. (2004) The Easy Rider Syndrome: A Pattern of Hetero‐ and Homosexual Relationships in a Heroin Addict Population. Family Process 9:4, pages 425-430.
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