What does DHC stand for?

Dihydrocodeine

This definition appears very rarely

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Dr June Raine, the watchdog's director of vigilance and risk management of medicines, said codeine and dihydrocodeine were safe and effective medicines if taken correctly.

Action to limit 'addictive' painkillers

Ritchie admitted being concerned in the supply of class B dihydrocodeine tablets at the prison in April last year.

MUM LOBS DRUGS TO JAIL LOVER; Dealer admits pills bid

The list read: racially aggravated assault, two breaches of community orders, possessing diamorphine, possessing dihydrocodeine, six counts of failing to surrender to bail, theft, obstructing a policeman, receiving stolen goods and possessing a lock knife - not the crimes of your average shoplifter, drunk or non-payer of council tax.

Letter: I don't consider this to be justice

Miller, 36, of Marlene Croft, Chelmsley Wood, also admitted stealing a bottle containing dihydrocodeine and temazepam tablets, but pleaded not guilty to possessing the two drugs.

North City News: Raider broke in while OAP out; CHELMSLEY WOOD

The jacket contained 100ml of liquid morphine, 10mg of the pain killer Oramorph, two mg of diazepam, 300mg of the anti-depressant Gobopitlin, 30mg of codeine phosphate, 10mg of Dihydrocodeine and four mg of the anti-depressant drug Tofrinal.

Danger drugs lost

One, dihydrocodeine, was found to be at a fatal level.

Overdose was accidental

Thomas Maguire, of Peth Head, Hexham, was given dihydrocodeine and diazepam by a doctor after hurting his leg two years ago.

Tragic teenager was addicted to tablets

Morphine, dihydrocodeine and cocaine were found in his blood.

Mum's son died from overdose