Designer Drugs: Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Crime of the Committee on the Judiciary, House of Representatives, Ninety-ninth Congress, First Session, on H.R. 2014, H.R. 2977, H.R. 3936, and S. 1437, May 1, 1986 |
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... STAGGERS , JR . , West Virginia BILL MCCOLLUM , Florida DAN LUNGREN , California E. CLAY SHAW , JR . , Florida GEORGE W. GEKAS , Pennsylvania ( II ) MORPHINE FENTANYL NARCOTIC ANALOGS RODENT ANALGESIC POTENCY COMPARED TO MORPHINE.
... STAGGERS , JR . , West Virginia BILL MCCOLLUM , Florida DAN LUNGREN , California E. CLAY SHAW , JR . , Florida GEORGE W. GEKAS , Pennsylvania ( II ) MORPHINE FENTANYL NARCOTIC ANALOGS RODENT ANALGESIC POTENCY COMPARED TO MORPHINE.
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... fentanyl analogs , and MPPP , which were causing death and paralysis , particularly on the west coast . In conjunction with the DEA , we developed an approach to the problem that allows the Drug Enforcement Administration to schedule ...
... fentanyl analogs , and MPPP , which were causing death and paralysis , particularly on the west coast . In conjunction with the DEA , we developed an approach to the problem that allows the Drug Enforcement Administration to schedule ...
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... fentanyl analogs . At least 100 persons are known to have died of fentanyl analogs overdoses . A neurologist in San Jose , CA , says that working with the Cen- ters for Disease Control they have identified 400 persons who have been ...
... fentanyl analogs . At least 100 persons are known to have died of fentanyl analogs overdoses . A neurologist in San Jose , CA , says that working with the Cen- ters for Disease Control they have identified 400 persons who have been ...
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... fentanyl deaths since 1978 , I feel that these figures may significantly understate the true death toll . Unless laboratory personnel specifically look for these analogs , unless they have appropriate equipment and experience , they are ...
... fentanyl deaths since 1978 , I feel that these figures may significantly understate the true death toll . Unless laboratory personnel specifically look for these analogs , unless they have appropriate equipment and experience , they are ...
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... fentanyl . One ounce of 3 - methyl - fentanyl is equivalent to 62 pounds of pure heroin , or 3,000 pounds of street heroin . The clandestine manufacture of controlled substance analogs was first encountered in the late 1960's , with ...
... fentanyl . One ounce of 3 - methyl - fentanyl is equivalent to 62 pounds of pure heroin , or 3,000 pounds of street heroin . The clandestine manufacture of controlled substance analogs was first encountered in the late 1960's , with ...
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