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  • ...ioid that naturally comes from the [[opium poppy]] plant. In modern times, heroin has been used by humans as an analgesic and a recreational [[drug]]. ...[marijuana]], which is considerably less addictive and harmful. Victims of heroin overdose include celebrities such as [[Janis Joplin]] and [[Bridgette Ander
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  • ...h.gov/Infofacts/heroin.html National Institute of Drug Abuse: InfoFact's - Heroin]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Heroin]]
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  • ...ioid that naturally comes from the [[opium poppy]] plant. In modern times, heroin has been used by humans as an analgesic and a recreational [[drug]]. ...[marijuana]], which is considerably less addictive and harmful. Victims of heroin overdose include celebrities such as [[Janis Joplin]] and [[Bridgette Ander
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  • ...eptors of endogenous opiates or drugs like [[morphine]], [[codeine]] and [[heroin]].
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  • ...cting oral opioid analgesic, with actions similar to those of morphine and heroin.
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  • ...h.gov/Infofacts/heroin.html National Institute of Drug Abuse: InfoFact's - Heroin]
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  • ...[morphine]] or [[codeine]], or the less medicinally used but more abused [[heroin]]. Other variants of the species are grown as ornamentals, or food flavorin The more purified, or such as heroin, chemically modified opium alkaloids have structure-activity relationships
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  • {{r|Heroin}}
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  • ...dine, dextropropoxyphene and methadone as well as drugs of abuse such as [[heroin]]. ...which has been associated with immediate withdrawal symptoms in users of [[heroin]]. Naloxone may counter the behavioral suppression of opiates (e.g. the eup
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  • ...(novel)|novel]] by [[Irvine Welsh]], it follows the lives of a group of [[heroin]] addicts and their associates in [[Edinburgh]], [[Scotland]], centring on
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  • *Reverend Norman C. Eddy - The Church vs. [[heroin]].
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  • ...Simmonds|first=Jeremy|year=2008|title=The Encyclopedia of Dead Rock Stars: Heroin, Handguns, and Ham Sandwiches|location=Chicago|publisher=Chicago Review Pre
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  • ...trauma, the use of illicit drugs such as [[amphetamine]]s, [[cocaine]], [[heroin]] and [[PCP]], as well as the [[cholesterol]]-lowering [[statin]] drugs (su
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  • ..., and more recently, the introduction of deadly bootleg fentanyl in street heroin, sparked the creation of the unsanctioned Moss Park Overdose Prevention Sit
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