Posted by katekite on April 18, 2002, at 23:11:20
In reply to Can anyone help with Klonopin studies?, posted by JohnQ on April 18, 2002, at 20:00:52
Hi,
I can't help with the refutation as from personal experience I've developed a tolerance to klonopin. Although over 10 months it hasn't lost its effectiveness completely, just I'm dependent in that I don't sleep unless I take it, and now have to find additional things to take to sleep.
Now as to finding that journal, any university library should have it, at the health or medical library branch. Sometimes a biology library will not have it, it might instead be in the medical library. If you go to a university web-page of your closest university you should be able to click on libraries and get basic info: to figure out which branch to go to unless its an all in one building. They are all completely open to the public. Ask a reference librarian to help when you get there. The journal itself has a call number, just like a book, so the information you need is all the stuff at the beginning of the abstract including the page numbers and journal issue number and author and title. Be sure you have the exact journal title as there are about a million ones that all have psychiatry in the title. I learned that the hard way. You can't take it out but can photocopy the articles. Also, another cool university library thing is usually if you go to the library and use the computers in the library they will have many journals on-line (universities pay extra to get on-line subscriptions), so that when you do a search you get the whole article and can often print it, sometimes for a small fee, sometimes free. The armchair approach rather than digging in the dusty bookshelves. But that last technique will only work for the newer articles since journals got put on-line only a couple years ago.
Hope that helps.
kate
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