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Speed, ecstasy, ritalin: The science of amphetamines

Iversen, 2008

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Iversen L
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Amphetamines have had a relatively short, though chequered history. From their use in wartime, their abuse by the beat generation, up to the popularity of Ecstasy in the late 20th century, many have found amphetamines an enjoyable, though unpredictable, stimulant …
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