Keep up with all the street drugs

May 1997

It's hard to keep up with all the street drugs...Ecstasy...Rohypnol...GHB...inhalants, etc.

We have a helpful chart that lists some of their common street names...expected effects...and toxicity.

We'd be happy to send you a copy...or help yourself to one from our PHARM-FaxBACK system.

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Table of Contents

Several levothyroxine products are bioequivalent to Synthroid
Substance Use Disorder Pharmacies will soon be selling OTC drug testing kits
Substance Use Disorder OTC HAIR test for illicit drugs, PDT-90
Substance Use Disorder Warning people about the popular street drug GHB (gamma hydroxybutyrate)
Substance Use Disorder Keep up with all the street drugs
Cannabinoids Marijuana works better than Marinol (dronabinol)
Diabetes Raising serious doubts about the use of sliding scale insulin regimens in hospitalized diabetics
Diabetes Warning against strict blood sugar control for young children with diabetes
Dermatology Nitroglycerin ointment for chronic anal fissures
New boxed warning about LIFE-THREATENING rashes with Lamictal (lamotrigine)
New product for smoking cessation called Zyban
Women's Health Alesse (pronounced "A-less")
Women's Health Most women taking hormone replacement therapy (HRT) will live longer
Women's Health Lots of interest in "phytoestrogens"
Pediatrics Liver toxicity due to acetaminophen dosing errors
Pediatrics Tilade (nedocromil) for children with asthma
Migraine Ibuprofen is more effective than acetaminophen for children's migraines
Migraine Higher INITIAL does of Imitrex (sumatriptan) tablets
Rescriptor (delavirdine), another antiviral for HIV
Chronic Pain Opioids for chronic pain