What does ARC stand for?

Addiction Research Center

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Cone, Organic Chemistry, University of Alabama (1971), became the Chief of Chemistry and Drug Metabolism (1972-1998), and Chief of Clinical Pharmacology (1996-1998) for the Addiction Research Center, National Institute on Drug Abuse.

Expert panel participants

Measures common to other studies of drug abuse liability were used, including the Addiction Research Center Inventory, which consists of 49 true-false items to measure sedation, stimulantlike effects, and euphoria.

Abuse liability of oxycodone nil at acute doses. (18 Non-Drug-Abusing ...

Henningfield, chief of clinical pharmacology at the National Institute on Drug Abuse's (NIDA) Addiction Research Center in Baltimore.

The great nicotine debate: are cigarette recipes 'cooked' to keep ...

Henningfield of the National Institute on Drug Abuse's Addiction Research Center in Baltimore.

Cigarettes: are they doubly addictive?

Recently released preliminary findings from an ongoing study by the Addiction Research Center (ARC) of the National Institute of Drug Abuse found that cotinine has very low potential for addictiveness.

Phase II Clinical study establishes effectiveness of LecTec's ...

But when some people who followed these rules still obtained little benefit from the chewing therapy, researchers at the University of Kentucky in Lexington and the National Institute on Drug Abuse's Addiction Research Center in Baltimore decided to investigate the effects of diet.

Nicotine-gum users: watch what you drink

In most cases, the ischemia seen among ex-users cannot be attributed to underlying coronary artery disease, says Gorelick, now working in Baltimore with the Addiction Research Center of the National Institute on Drug Abuse.

Cocaine abuse leaves lingering heart risk

Despite research on nicotine substitutes at NIDA's Addiction Research Center in Baltimore, nothing has been found to take its place for the addict, says Henningfield.

Nicotine: addictive and spreads cancer?