The Effects of Naloxone on Methylphenidate-induced Mood and Behavioral Changes: a Negative Study
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The effects of naloxone on IV methylphenidate-induced mood, behavior, and neurohumoral changes were assessed in eight psychiatric inpatients. While methylphenidate alone produced anticipated changes, the indications for significant naloxone-methylphenidate interactions were minimal. It is speculated that larger doses of naloxone might be required to produce modification of the psychostimulant effects.
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