In General, Are Serotonin Agonists Less Addictive Than Dopamine Agonists?

Question by Blue: In general, are serotonin agonists less addictive than dopamine agonists?

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Answer by J.SWAMY I
Both act at receptor level .So must be equally effective

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Let's End the Prescription Drug Death Epidemic

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Many of the overdoses (36 percent) involveprescription opioid painkillers, which were actually the cause of more overdose deaths than heroin and cocaine combined. To put this into perspective, in 2009, nearly … So, if you're hooked on hydrocodone …
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The Reality of Federal Drug Sentencing

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Robert Byrd, cosponsor of the Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1986, the reason to attach five- and ten-year mandatory sentences to drug trafficking was to punish “the kingpins—the masterminds who are really running these operations”, and the mid-level dealers …
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OxyContin use down in Vt. but heroin use increases

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