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Intracellular accumulation of methamphetamine: implications for methamphetamine-induced dopaminergic neurotoxicity. SO - Journal of Neuroscience. 2000 Oct 15; 20 ; : 7838-45 AB - Hyperthermia exacerbates and hypothermia attenuates methamphetamine METH ; -induced dopamine DA ; neurotoxicity. The mechanisms underlying these temperature effects are unknown. Given the essential role of the DA transporter DAT ; in the expression of METH-induced DA neurotoxicity, we hypothesized that the effect of temperature on METH-induced DA neurotoxicity is mediated, at least in part, at the level of the DAT. To test this hypothesis, the effects of small, physiologically relevant temperature changes on DAT function were evaluated in two types of cultured neuronal cells: 1 ; a neuroblastoma cell line stably transfected with human DAT cDNA and 2 ; rat embryonic mesencephalic primary cells that naturally express the DAT. Temperatures for studies of DAT function were selected based on core temperature measurements in animals exposed to METH under usual ambient 22 degrees C ; and hypothermic 6 degrees C ; temperature conditions, where METH neurotoxicity was fully expressed and blocked, respectively. DAT function, determined by measuring accumulation of radiolabeled DA and 1-methyl-4-phenylpyridinium MPP + , was found to directly correlate with temperature, with higher levels of substrate uptake at 40 degrees C, intermediate levels at 37 degrees C, and lower levels at 34 degrees C. DAT-mediated accumulation of METH also directly correlated with temperature, with greater accumulation at higher temperatures. These findings indicate that relatively small, physiologically relevant changes in temperature significantly alter DAT function and intracellular METH accumulation, and suggest that the effect of temperature on METH-induced DA neurotoxicity is mediated, at least in part, at the level of the DAT. 174 UI - 11006970 AU - Itzhak Y AU - Martin JL AU - Ail SF IN - Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, University of Miami School of Medicine, FL 33136, USA. TI - nNOS inhibitors attenuate methamphetamine-induced dopaminergic neurotoxicity but not hyperthermia in mice. SO - Neuroreport. 2000 Sep 11; 13 ; : 2943-6 AB - Methamphetaimne METH ; -induced dopaminergic neurotoxicity is associated with hyperthermia. We investigated the effect of several neuronal nitric oxide synthase nNOS ; inhibitors on METH-induced hyperthermia and striatal dopaminergic neurotoxicity. Administration of METH 5 mg kg; q. 3 h x Swiss Webster mice produced marked hyperthermia and 50-60% depletion of striatal dopaminergic markers 72 h after METH administration. Pretreatment with the nNOS inhibitors S-methylthiocitrulline SMTC; 10 mg kg ; or 3-bromo-7-nitroindazole 3-Br-7-NI; 20 mg kg ; before each METH injection did not affect the persistent hyperthermia produced by METH, but afforded protection against the depletion of dopaminergic markers. A low dose 25 mg kg ; of the nNOS inhibitor 7-nitroindazole 7-NI ; did not affect METH-induced hyperthermia, but a high dose 50 mg kg ; produced significant hypothermia. These findings indicate that low dose of selective nNOS inhibitors protect against METH-induced neurotoxicity with no effect on body temperature and support the hypothesis that nitric oxide NO ; and peroxynitrite have a major role in METH-induced dopaminergic neurotoxicity. 175 UI - 11000918. 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Besides deficiency states, anemia can have other origins such as anemia of chronic diseases 3 ; or anemia due to hemoglobinopathies. The scope of deficient nutrients and the different causes of deficiency require different interventions to correct them, and we shall discuss that here. A venerable admonition from the Hippocratic medicine tradition states: Primum non nocere first, do no harm ; . Unfortunately, there are certain safety issues and concerns for the very measures instituted to combat nutritional anemia. These arise because adverse consequences, and even toxic effects, can result from excess exposure to the vitamins and minerals directly or indirectly involved in nutritional anemia. Moreover, because specific individuals or subgroups within a population can habitually receive excessive exposure to micronutrients in supplements or fortified foods or have idiosyncratic reactions to other measures involved in public health control of anemia ; , there is potential harm to some of those who are reached by an intervention to control nutritional anemias. Protecting the public's health, therefore, involves both reducing the risk of nutritional anemia and exempting individuals in the population from adverse consequences of these interventions and methylphenidate. Recently, be well, be grilled and have good health.

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50809 Table 6.51A Types of Illicit Drug Use in Lifetime, Past Year, and Past Month among Persons Aged 12 or Older in Wyoming: Numbers in Thousands, Annual Averages Based on 2002-2004 TIME PERIOD Drug ILLICIT DRUG1 Marijuana and Hashish Cocaine Crack Heroin Hallucinogens LSD PCP Ecstasy Inhalants Nonmedical Use of Psychotherapeutics2 Pain Relievers OxyContin3 Tranquilizers Stimulants Methamphhetamine Sedatives ILLICIT DRUG OTHER THAN MARIJUANA1. Cigarettes? Smokeless tobacco dip, chew or snuff ; ? At least one drink of alcohol? Five or more drinks of alcohol in a row, that is, within a couple of hours? Marijuana pot, weed, grass, hash, bud ; ? Inhalants things you sniff, huff, or breathe to get high such as glue, paint, aerosol sprays, gasoline, poppers, gases ; ? Cocaine any form--coke, crack, rock, base, snort ; ? M4thamphetamine or any amphetamines meth, speed, crystal, crank, ice, bennies, black beauties ; ? LSD or other psychedelics acid, mescaline, peyote, mushrooms ; ? and miacalcin. Cornputer-basa image analysis system MCID, St. Catherine's, ON ; . To ensure that the immunoreadive signal was in range of luminographic detection, a pooled human membrane sample containing a range of protein was induded on each gel. Subject samples from each group control, cocaine, methamphetamine, heroin ; were nin in duplicate side by side on each gel. Additional samples in duplicate of the same. 0.0192 EXW 0.0199 FOB PRICE TABLET 50000IU E 2 YRS D COOL and monopril.

Methamphetamine detection in maternal and neonatal hair; Implications for fetal safety. Facundo Garcia-Bournissen MD, Ben Rokach, Tatyana Karaskov MD, Gideon Koren MD FRCPC Hospital for Sick Children, University of Toronto 555 University Ave., 8th floor, Black Wing, Toronto, ON M5G 1X8 Canada Metnamphetamine MA ; abuse is a serious health problem of epidemic proportions. Exposure to this drug, particularly during pregnancy, is difficult to ascertain. Presently, there is sparse information on gestational exposure to this potentially toxic drug. To quantify MA accumulation in hair, identify co-exposure of MA with other drugs of abuse and characterize correlations between concentrations of MA in maternal and neonatal hair. The Motherisk laboratory at the Hospital for Sick Children routinely carries out analysis of MA in hair. Mothers and infants with positive results for MA in hair were identified from the laboratory database. Almost 85% of persons positive for MA in hair were positive for at least one other drug of abuse, mostly cocaine. Eleven motherbaby pairs with positive hair for MA were identified. One neonate 9% ; had a negative MA result even though the mother was positive. There was not any positive neonatal hair with negative maternal hair for MA. Methamphetqmine levels in mothers and neonates correlated significantly. MA concentrations in babies' hair were not significantly different from those of mothers. To our knowledge, this is the first report on fetal exposure to MA during pregnancy showing transplacental transfer of the drug, with accumulation in fetal hair. Hair measurement of MA in neonates is a useful screening method to detect intra-uterine exposure to the drug. Our data indicate that positive exposure to MA strongly suggests that the person is a polydrug user, which may have important implications for fetal safety. GR, Bowers MB Jr, Charney DS. 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UNICEF should not force countries to adopt Western experiences; instead UNICEF should adapt their policies to the culture of the countries they operate in, " Maramba said in a speech in Tokyo, eliciting a standing ovation. Her revolutionary approach to public health nutrition instantly received recognition. The World Health Organization and the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization FAO ; jointly sent her to develop National Nutrition Diets using indigenous food sources in Burma, India and Sumatra. The South Pacific Commission of the United Nations also asked her to develop National Nutrition Diets for all the Pacific Islands, including Micronesia, Melanesia and New Caledonia. Graduating with a Bachelor's degree in Home Economics in the University of the Philippines before World War II, she continued her and neurontin and methamphetamine, for example, amphetamine. Either Cu-T, CoC, Condom or rhythm method 11% ; due to lack of strong motivation, incorrect knowledge and myths. It was observed that in spite of experiencing failure with condom withdrawal, the couple preferred using the same since they were devoid of ill health effects. Unwanted pregnancies would have been prevented in 16 per cent of the women who were suitable candidates for emergency contraception failure of withdrawal condom ; but were not aware of this backup method. Detailed information about who should use family planning methods, how when to use it, method failure, different types brands available, return of fertility, their perceptions about linkage of method with STDs RTIs were also obtained. Women were asked to enumerate the side effects and long term implications, if any with the different methods. A grading was assigned: 1-3 points ; as some knowledge, 4-7 ; moderate knowledge and 8-10 ; complete knowledge, to a total of 10 points. Though 1015 per cent of women could only name the modern methods like CuT, CoC, Condom heard ; , they were unaware of any other information. Proportionately large number of women had moderate knowledge of withdrawal and condom and some knowledge of tubectomy, vasectomy, CoC and Cu-T. Women had incorrect information regarding intake of pills while some didn't feel it necessary to undergo a regular follow up after IUD insertion Table 10 ; . Among the different methods, myths were frequently spelt out for Cu-T 41.5% ; such as, IUD may cause cancer of the uterus, copper may rust and hence women expressed their fears of conception in future. Although 20 per cent of the women had a past history of an induced abortion, they were not aware of all the side effects and complications of MTP Table 11 ; . The study results stress the need for imparting complete information to the eligible couples for an increased and sustained use of effective methods. Counseling regarding correct use, treatable side effects, failure rate and clearing the myths of each method are essential to decrease the unwanted pregnancies. Further data analysis is ongoing.
Methamphetamine to 35 percent and a slight decrease in the purity of amphetamine to 20 percent. In addition, law enforcement efforts targeting both components of the methamphetamine trade, Mexican national organizations and "mom-and-pop" laboratory operators, have produced record arrests and seizures of methamphetamine, amphetamine and clandestine laboratories. In 2000, the Federal Drug Seizure System indicated seizures totaling 3, 163 kilograms of methamphetamine, an increase from 2, 774 kilograms in 1999. 3, 4-Methylenedioxymethamphetamine MDMA Ecstasy ; In the United States, the 1990s have been marked by unprecedented growth in the demand for MDMA Ecstasy. The Rave phenomenon served as the primary vehicle for the perpetuation of the drug. Approximately 80 percent of the Ecstasy seized in the United States is produced in the Netherlands, and to a lesser extent, Belgium. Small-scale production is, however, reported in the United States. During 2000, according to the EPIC's NCLSS, DEA seized six MDMA laboratories and state local authorities seized two compared to 1999, with DEA reporting 13 MDMA laboratory seizures and state local authorities reporting six. International MDMA smuggling, according to DEA reporting, is largely controlled by ethnic Israeli drug trafficking organizations. The DEA Brussels Country Office BCO ; , for example, reports clearly established links to Israeli groups in 12 of the 39 Ecstasy cases initiated by the BCO between 1998 and 2000. Ecstasy seizures in the United States have steadily increased over the course of the 1990s, from 11, 913 tablets seized by DEA in 1996 to more than 3 million tablets in 2000. Several large seizures of Ecstasy during 2000 propelled totals far beyond 1999 levels. In July 2000, DEA and the USCS in Los Angeles effected a record seizure of more than 2 million Ecstasy tablets in an air freight shipment arriving from France. In November 2000, DEA, USCS, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, in conjunction with state and local law enforcement authorities in Florida, seized approximately 635, 000 Ecstasy tablets and arrested three Hungarian nationals. Also during November 2000, DEA authorities in New York seized approximately 600, 000 Ecstasy tablets. Air couriers, mail parcels and air cargo shipments are the primary smuggling methods utilized by traffickers transporting Ecstasy shipments to the United States. New York, Miami and Los Angeles are the primary ports of entry for couriers arriving from both major and secondary European airports. Newark, Buffalo, Boston, Atlanta, Chicago, Detroit, Houston and San Diego are gaining popularity with Ecstasy traffickers as ports of entry into the United States. In Canada, Toronto and Montreal are increasingly utilized as transit points for MDMA entering the United States. As both trafficking organizations and law enforcement become increasingly sophisticated, routes are likely to diversify. INTERPOL reports for 1999 noted a movement away from the major European airports by international Ecstasy smugglers. Increasingly, couriers are utilizing secondary, or less heavily traveled, regional airports with direct connections to the United States, which include airports in Belgium, Germany, France, Spain, the Czech Republic and Iceland. During 2000, several Ecstasy 12 and norvasc. Vestigators. Pelletier et al7 found that 38% of patients with brain tumors had symptoms consistent with a depressive disorder. Madhusoodanan et al8 reviewed 66 cases and found mood disorders in 42% of patients with brain tumors. A third group9 looked specifically at the diagnosis of major depressive disorder based on a structured psychiatric interview and found that 28% of the subjects met the full criteria for major depressive disorder. The diagnosis of cancer, especially in tumors with poor prognoses, may invoke clinical depression or anxiety. In addition, common treatment options for brain tumors, such as steroids, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy, have all been associated with mood symptoms. Common psychiatric diagnoses in cancer patients include adjustment disorder with depressed or anxious mood and mood disorder due to a medical condition. New research into the diagnosis and treatment of depression in patients with cancer focuses on inflammatory cytokines and neurocircuitry changes due to inflammation.10. The more the government agencies cracked down focused ; on the illegal manufacture of methamphetamine, the greater the popularity it received among the younger population under 30 years old. 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Drug Policy 173 Estimating the economic costs of antidepressant discontinuation during pregnancy O'Brien L, Laporte A, Koren G The Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, Canada Corresponding Author: lisa.obrien 1 sympatico Funding Source: The Hospital for Sick Children Background: Depression is a major public health concern that results in a wide range of economic costs to individuals, their families and the health care system. This study sought to determine the direct medical costs incurred by Ontario's government due to cessation of antidepressant therapy during pregnancy. Methods: An economic evaluation was conducted using assumptions based on data obtained from Statistics Canada, federal and provincial government reports and relevant depression literature. Results: It was estimated that annually, 1444 depressed and pregnant women in Ontario discontinued antidepressant therapy and subsequently had a depressive relapse. The cost of physician services provided to these women was estimated at $714, 347. It was also estimated that $11, 136 would be spent on hospitalizations due to untreated depression during pregnancy. Preterm birth and low birth weight LBW ; are two adverse outcomes associated with untreated depression during pregnancy. The total cost of caring for preterm infants born to depressed mothers in the first year of life was determined to be $5, 092, 544 while the cost of caring for their LBW infants for the first year of life was estimated at $7, 637, 355. Therefore, the total annual cost to the Ontario government was $11, 113, 939, after subtracting the cost of risks associated with treated depression during pregnancy $2, 341, 443 ; . Conclusions: An estimated $11, 113, 939 is spent annually in Ontario on untreated maternal depression during pregnancy. Safe treatment options for the management of depression during pregnancy should be actively explored as treated depression translates into cost savings for the Ontario government. Keywords: Depression, pregnancy, economics 174 External contamination of hair with mdma ecstasy ; determined by hair analysis in two young girls from a "meth lab" Garcia-Bournissen F, Asrar F, Verjee Z, Karaskov T, Koren G Division of Clinical Pharmacology, Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, Canada Corresponding Author: facugb hotmail Funding Source: Clinician Scientist Training Program. Hospital for Sick Children Background: It is not uncommon to find children residing in home laboratories illegally producing methamphetamine, and their environmental exposure to illicit drugs has not been systematically evaluated. We describe the use of hair test to detect MDMA Ecstasy ; exposure in two girls residing in a household where such a laboratory operated. Methods: In mid 2006, police found evidence in a family house in Ontario suggesting that it had been used to manufacture MDMA. The family living in the house included 2 girls, 14 months and 8 years old. The girls appeared in good health, and were apparently well cared for. Physical examination by a pediatrician revealed no major health problems. As part of the consultation, a. Source: samhsa, oas, teds jan 1998 ; the effects of methamphetamine on humans are profound. APhA supports legislation that balances the need for patient consumer access to medications for legitimate medical purposes with the need to prevent diversion and abuse. APhA supports stringent enforcement of criminal laws against individuals who engage in the illegal trafficking of methamphetamine and methamphetamine precursors. APhA supports retail sales limits of nonprescription products that contain methamphetamine precursors to prevent diversion. APhA supports education of employees involved in the distribution chain of methamphetamine precursors about diversion, methamphetamine abuse, and prevention of abuse. APhA supports patient consumer education of consequences of methamphetamine abuse. APhA supports public and private initiatives that result in increased funding to address the escalating needs for drug abuse treatment and prevention. Source: samhsa, oas, teds jan 1998 ; home program information methamphetamine facts other drugs research contact us news photos stories links about us watch our video former addicts describe how narconon helped them recover their lost hopes, dreams and lives.

YS005-01 Twin studies disprove the continuum hypothesis of schizophrenic spectrum psychoses Ernst Franzek, Schlossberg Klinik, Psychiatrie, Btzenstr. 60, 79219 Staufen, Germany H. Beckmann We carried out a systematic twin study with index-twins suffering from schizophrenic spectrum psychoses. Two psychiatrists, working independently, formulated diagnoses acording to the criteria of DSM-III-R and Leonhard's nosology. Significant differences in MZ and DZ concordance rates were only found in strict schizophrenia DSM ; and unsystematic schizophrenia Leonhard ; . In the case of cycloid psychoses and conditions less prominent in the group of DSM-III-R categories 295.4, 295.7, 297 and 298, the affected twins had suffered significantly more severe birth complications than their healthy partners. MZ and DZ concordance rates did not differ substantially in these groups. Conclusions: There is evidence that schizophrenic spectrum psychoses have to be divided into clinically and etiologically heterogenous subgroups with a completely different genetic background. References: Franzek E, Beckmann H 1998 ; : The different genetic back-ground of schizophrenia spectrum psychoses. A twin study, American Journal of Psychiatry 155: 76-83.

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