morphine addiction

His morphine addiction is thought to have made him suicidal.

It was the room that his mother used to satisfy her morphine addiction.

In 1879 cocaine began to be used to treat morphine addiction.

Diagnosed with morphine addiction and nearly stranded, he moved to Berlin in 1899.

Freud also recommended cocaine as a cure for morphine addiction.

There is also the artificial stimulation of an unbearable need, as with morphine addiction.

His wife Mary has recently returned from treatment for morphine addiction and has put on weight as a result.

Recent research has shown that an enriched environment may decrease morphine addiction in mice.

Augusta is a tormented farm girl whose nursing career leads her to morphine addiction.

What has he been up to since he finished curing you of your morphine addiction?"

Morphine addiction is the model upon which the current perception of addiction is based.

It is more susceptible than average to morphine addiction, atherosclerosis, and age-related hearing loss.

But still, respiratory failure is the usual cause of death in morphine addiction and it would be no different for its derivative, heroin.

Apomorphine was used with some notable success as a treatment for alcohol and morphine addiction.

His struggle against morphine addiction is the subject of the 1957 film "Monkey on My Back".

This was the beginning of his morphine addiction, which lasted until his imprisonment at Nuremberg.

At 18, Houellebecq was rejected for French military service because of a morphine addiction.

Mrs Wallace Reid, however, told the press the truth - that her husband was having treatment for morphine addiction.

During this period he also struggled with morphine addiction, and the death of his younger brother in the First World War.

As a teenager, Parker developed a morphine addiction while in hospital after an automobile accident, and subsequently became addicted to heroin.

She settles in Siberia with Charlotte battling severe depression and a morphine addiction.

He slowly succumbed to this and malaria (hence his morphine addiction) and finally died of Tuberculosis in 1914.

The movie was a rarity for its time, in its frank depiction of the effects of morphine addiction.

Davenport's husband was the star Wallace Reid, who died of morphine addiction in January 1923.

A child is born but dies quickly, and Hedwig goes to Paris, where she becomes a prostitute to support her morphine addiction.