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Charles D. Kaplan

2 papers in the library · 211 citations · publishing 2002-2008

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The ibogaine medical subculture.

Journal of Ethnopharmacology January 4, 2008 Kenneth Alper, Howard S. Lotsof, Charles D. Kaplan 184 citations

Ibogaine is a naturally occurring psychoactive indole alkaloid that is used to treat substance-related disorders in a global medical subculture, and is of interest as an ethnopharmacological prototype for experimental investigation and possible rational pharmaceutical development. The subculture is also significant for risks due to the lack of clinical and pharmaceutical standards. This study...

LSD therapy in Dutch psychiatry: changing socio-political settings and medical sets.

Med Hist April 1, 2002 Stephen Snelders, Charles D. Kaplan 27 citations

The use of the word "hallucinogens" to classify LSD and other drugs is common-sensical, vague and sometimes confusing. The classification scheme of Jean Delay, first suggested in 1959, is more clinically precise. In this scheme hallucinogens are classified as psychodysleptics (psycho-dysleptiques) because of their characteristic psychological effects: disturbance of mental activity and the...