Rewarding and reinforcing effects of two dissociative-based new psychoactive substances, deschloroketamine and diphenidine, in mice.
Pharmacology, biochemistry, and behavior February 1, 2022 Jin Mook Kim, Boreum Han, Hyun Kyu Min et al. 4 citations
Dissociative-based new psychoactive substances (NPSs) are increasingly available through the Internet, and public health problems related to the recreational use of these substances have been increasing globally. Two such NPSs are deschloroketamine and diphenidine, which are primarily used recreationally as ketamine substitutes. However, there is little scientific evidence to describe the...