Addiction Medicine
New addiction medicine data have been reported by D.A. Highfield and co-authors
Published in Law and Health Weekly, December 15th, 2007
"Design Participants were assigned randomly to receive interim methadone treatment or to a waiting list control on a 3:2 basis. Analyses were conducted by dividing participants into two groups based on their route of heroin ingestion: i.v. or i.n. Setting A methadone clinic in Baltimore City, Maryland. Intervention Interim methadone treatment consisted of providing an adequate and stable dose of...
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