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Buprenorphine versus methadone use in opiate detoxification, are there other factors that should be considered?

Hardeep K Bhupal

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This study was a dissertation undertaken as part of the UCL intercalated BSc in Primary Health Care.R Amuzie.The role of spirituality in reducing depression

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This study was a dissertation undertaken as part of the UCL intercalated BSc in Primary Health Care.R Amuzie.The role of spirituality in reducing depression

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This study was a dissertation undertaken as part of the UCL intercalated BSc in Primary Health Care.R Amuzie.The role of spirituality in reducing depression

Key concepts: Methadone, Buprenorphine, Detoxification (alternative medicine), Medicine, Opiate, Opioid-Related Disorders, Narcotic antagonists, Anesthesia

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