barbiturate addiction

Sherman treated some crazies when he was researching barbiturate addiction.

After months of picketing, a researcher at Cornell University gave up a $530,000 grant to study barbiturate addiction using cats.

In his later years Steward's abilities as a writer were compromised by chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and a barbiturate addiction.

A Cornell Medical College researcher gives up a $600,000 Federal grant for a study of barbiturate addiction that uses cats.

About 200 Cats Died In the experiment, Dr. Okamoto studied the effects of barbiturate addiction and withdrawal.

Dr. Michiko Okamoto terminated her research because advocates for animals' rights protested her use of cats to study barbiturate addiction.

They argue that cats are poor scientific models in studies of drug addiction, that barbiturate addiction is no longer a pressing problem and that the experiments merely confirmed what was previously known.

B1 Protests by animal-rights advocates have prompted a professor at Cornell Medical College to give up a $600,000 grant and leave unfinished a 14-year project that used cats to study barbiturate addiction.

Penny knew that he had been anxious to get his notes in shape so that he could finish a draft of a paper he was writing on the effects of induced sleep in curing barbiturate addiction.

In July 1975, the Marcus brothers, who had been specialists at Cornell University Medical School and its affiliate, New York Hospital, were found dead in the Manhattan apartment of one of the brothers, victims of barbiturate addiction.