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SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS: NON-OPIOID
DiPiro’s Pharmacotherapy Handbook
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Substance use disorder is characterized by the inability to control the use of substances that can lead to intoxication and withdrawal symptoms. This chapter provides an in-depth look at various non-opioid substances, including alcohol and benzodiazepines, detailing their effects, withdrawal management, and therapeutic outcomes. It emphasizes the importance of ongoing psychosocial support in treatment and highlights the need for careful evaluation of therapeutic efficacy and safety.
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