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Psychoactive Drug Research in the Soviet Scientific Tradition
Journal of Psychoactive Drugs 23 (3):271-281 (1991)
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During the past 200 years, Soviet scientists have extensively investigated and evaluated the effects of psychoactive drugs in humans. An examination of the resultant literature provides insight into the four distinct periods that comprise this era of research.Links
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