Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment of Heroin Addiction

Author: Yang Liang
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Publish Date: 1998-06-01
Features: Based on objective data and valuable information obtained from long-term in-depth work in drug rehabilitation, the author combines the latest research progress in the field of drug dependence both domestically and internationally with their recent academic research achievements to comprehensively and systematically discuss issues related to heroin addiction, including clinical diagnosis, detoxification treatment, follow-up rehabilitation, reintegration into society, and anti-drug prevention. The content is both profound and accessible, with a high academic level and practicality. This book can serve as a reference and tool for a wide range of drug dependence researchers, clinical workers, and educational administrators. It is also suitable for drug users, their families, as well as personnel in related fields such as public security, justice, customs, and public health.
Based on objective data and valuable information obtained from long-term in-depth work in drug rehabilitation, the author combines the latest research progress in the field of drug dependence both domestically and internationally with their recent academic research achievements to comprehensively and systematically discuss issues related to heroin addiction, including clinical diagnosis, detoxification treatment, and anti-drug prevention. This book can serve as a reference for researchers and be read by personnel in fields such as public security, justice, and customs.