Captagon: A comprehensive bibliometric analysis (1962-2024) of its global impact, health and mortality risks
Captagon is a synthetic stimulant combining amphetamine and theophylline. Initially introduced in 1961 as a treatment for hyperactivity, depression, and narcolepsy, Captagon was later classified as a Schedule 1 controlled substance due to its addictive and hallucinogenic properties. Despite its glob...
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Main Authors: | Seraphina Fong (Author), Alessandro Carollo (Author), Andrea Rossato (Author), Elisabeth Prevete (Author), Gianluca Esposito (Author), Ornella Corazza (Author) |
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2024-11-01T00:00:00Z.
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