 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary - 1955 - 1088 pages
...the gratification of addiction is an example." p. 10 — sec. 51. "Morphine or heroin may properly be administered to addicts in the following circumstances,...treatment by the gradual withdrawal method with a view to a cure. (b) Where it has been demonstrated, after a prolonged attempt at cure, that the use of the... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary - 1955 - 1086 pages
...the gratification of addiction is an example" (p. 8, sec. 28). "Morphine or heroin may properly be administered to addicts in the following circumstances, namely : (a) Where patients are tinder treatment by the gradual withdrawal method with a view to a cure. (b) Where it has been demonstrated,... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Ways and Means - 1956 - 1666 pages
...gratification of addiction, is not regarded as a "medical need." However : Morphine or heroin may properly be administered to addicts in the following circumstances,...the gradual withdrawal method with a view to cure. (D) Where it has been demonstrated, after prolonged attempt to cure, that the use of drugs cannot safely... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary - 1956 - 1820 pages
...the gratification of addiction is an example." p. 10 — sec. 51. "Morphine or heroin may properly be administered to addicts in the following circumstances,...treatment by the gradual withdrawal method with a view to a cure. (b) Where it has been demonstrated, after a prolonged attempt at cure, that the use of the... | |
 | United States. Advisory Committee to the Federal Bureau of Narcotics - 1959 - 200 pages
...conclusion has been stated that morphine or heroin may properly be administered to addicts in the fallowing circumstances, namely, (a) where patients are under...the gradual withdrawal method with a view to cure, (b) where it has been demonstrated, after a prolonged attempt at cure, that the use of the drug cannot... | |
 | National Institute of Mental Health (U.S.) - 1963 - 232 pages
...practice. In the preceding section, the conclusion has been stated that morphine or heroin may properly be administered to addicts in the following circumstances,...the gradual withdrawal method with a view to cure, (b) where it has been demonstrated, after a prolonged attempt at cure, that the use of the drug cannot... | |
 | National Institute of Mental Health (U.S.) - 1963 - 232 pages
...practice. In the preceding section, the conclusion has been stated that morphine or heroin may properly be administered to addicts in the following circumstances,...the gradual withdrawal method with a view to cure, (b) where it has been demonstrated, after a prolonged attempt at cure, that the use of the drug cannot... | |
 | Peter Conrad - 2010 - 348 pages
..."solely for the gratification of addiction," the report stated: morphine or heroin may properly be administered to addicts in the following circumstances,...the gradual withdrawal method with a view to cure, (b) where it has been demonstrated, after a prolonged attempt at cure, that the use of the drug cannot... | |
 | Janie Sheridan, John Strang - 2002 - 225 pages
...In such situations, prescribing might occur in the following circumstances: "i) where patients were under treatment by the gradual withdrawal method with a view to cure; ii) where it has been demonstrated after a prolonged attempt to cure, that the use of the drug could... | |
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In the preceding section, the conclusion has been stated that morphine or heroin may properly be administered to addicts in the following circumstances, namely, (a) where patients are under treatment by the gradual withdrawal method with a view to cure,... 