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. 1971 Dec 4;4(5787):604–605. doi: 10.1136/bmj.4.5787.604

Treatment and Follow-up of Adolescents Addicted to Heroin

Philip Boyd, W R Layland, J R Crickmay
PMCID: PMC1799921  PMID: 5130218

Abstract

A survey of the first year's referral of heroin-addicted adolescents was undertaken exactly two years after the opening of a special treatment unit. Out of 130 patients presenting 78 were selected for treatment and were followed up. The drug-taking pattern of this group is reported. At the time of the survey 27% were assessed as off all addictive drugs.

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