The law, which includes a " Pain Patient's Bill of Rights ", requires doctors to advise patients who suffer from severe, chronic, and intractable pain that narcotics such as Percodan, Demerol and Dilaudid could be prescribed.
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They were there to buy the prescription narcotic Dilaudid, which two dealers, one 79 years old, the other 77, sold out of their apartments for $ 10 a pill, the Brooklyn district attorney's office said on Wednesday.
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The four friends party for several days at a beach side mansion, during which the men consume massive quantities of drugs provided to them by Jonathan, including oxycodone, ativan, dilaudid, adderall, ketamine, medicinal marijuana, hydrocodone cocaine and morphine.
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Leary tells us that his " average daily intake of neuro-active drugs " includes cocaine, marijuana ( often eaten with cheese melted over crackers in " Leary Biscuits " ), nitrous oxide and powerful prescription drugs such as Dilaudid.
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Far from a stress-addicted Type A personality, Earle fills his days and nights with the gregariousness of someone who not so long ago filled his time with far less constructive pursuits _ namely smoking crack and downing Dilaudid, a synthetic form of heroin.
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The active ingredient in Palladone is identical to that in Dilaudid, " the drug of choice for addicts, " said Laura Nagel, deputy assistant administrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration's office of diversion control, who participated in the panel discussions.
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Me and Cass used to just mash them up and snort the powder . . . . Cass took lots of pills, usually from the opiate family : Dilaudid, Demerol, Percodan, downers of all sorts, and we did a lot of coke together ."
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A number of prescription drugs are commonly abused, including fentanyl ( Duragesic ), hydrocodone ( Vicodin ), oxycodone ( OxyContin ), oxymorphone ( Opana ), propoxyphene ( Darvon ), hydromorphone ( Dilaudid ), meperidine ( Demerol ), and diphenoxylate ( Lomotil ).
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It also has an extremely high binding affinity for opioid receptors, which keeps the drug from being displaced by opioids like Dilaudid, heroin, morphine, and oxycodone, with the result that a user maintained on it can not get high no matter what dosage taken of most opioids.
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Dilaudid ( hydromorphone ), a powerful and very water-soluble narcotic analgesic ( Bet�ubungsmittel ) introduced in 1926, as small oral tablets of a number of strengths, multi-purpose ( hypodermic ) tablets, compounding powder, ampoules of solution for injection, and dry ampoules for reconstitution.
