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Research Papers that Mention the Interaction
“Concurrent abuse of cocaine and heroin is a common problem.”
Agonist-Like or Antagonist-Like Treatment for Cocaine Dependence with Methadone for Heroin Dependence: Two Double-Blind Randomized Clinical Trials“FINDINGS On average, the co aine an d her oin gr oups had higher rates than controls (both P < 0.001), but alcoholics did not (P = 0.44).”
“These data do not support the use of naltrexone as a treatment for cocaine abuse, but suggest it may be useful for treating patients with concurrent cocaine and heroin abuse.”
“However, the results in both women and men who concurrently used heroin plus cocaine were all abnormal.”
“Abuse of cocaine is becoming a major problem among heroin addicts in Spain.”
“In our most recent work, the co-administration of IV cocaine with either oral ethanol or IV heroin was found to greatly diminish the development and occurrence of retreat behaviors in the runway.”
“It may therefore be that the high incidence of co-abuse of cocaine with either ethanol or heroin , stems from the users' motivation to alleviate some of the negative side effects of cocaine.”
“Post-release use of cocaine and diverted buprenorphine were associated with increased likelihood of heroin use during this time period, increasing odds by 469.1% and 265.9%, respectively.”
“Co-use of heroin and cocaine , known as "speedballing," is associated with higher risk of overdose than use of either alone.”
“Interestingly, crack cocaine and crystal methamphetamine use were stronger predictors of heroin initiation than NMPO use was, suggesting that stimulant use may carry greater risks for heroin initiation than NMPO use.”
“Results: Over time, the quota of subjects injecting cocaine and using heroin decreased, while patients not using heroin increased.”
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