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Assessment of Benzodiazepine Dependence in Alcohol and Drug Dependent Outpatients

Carol Kan, M.H.M. Breteler, A.H.G.S. van der Ven, Elisabeth Timmermans, Frans G. Zitman

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Considering the high rates of BZD use in alcohol and opiate dependent patients, mentioned above, a high risk of BZD dependence may be presumed. Nevertheless, only a few studies have been published on the prevalence of BZD dependence in alcohol and drug dependent BZD users. The studies by Ross and San et al.,

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Considering the high rates of BZD use in alcohol and opiate dependent patients, mentioned above, a high risk of BZD dependence may be presumed. Nevertheless, only a few studies have been published on the prevalence of BZD dependence in alcohol and drug dependent BZD users. The studies by Ross and San et al.,

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Considering the high rates of BZD use in alcohol and opiate dependent patients, mentioned above, a high risk of BZD dependence may be presumed. Nevertheless, only a few studies have been published on the prevalence of BZD dependence in alcohol and drug dependent BZD users. The studies by Ross and San et al.,

Key concepts: Benzodiazepine, Alcohol, Drug, Alcohol dependence, Opiate, Medicine, Psychiatry, Internal medicine

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