benzedrine

07/01/1942 - "Obesity Treated with Benzedrine Sulphate."
09/01/1950 - "[An effective medication for obesity: benzedrine (amphetamine)]."
05/01/1994 - "XVI. Benzedrine sulfate as an aid in the treatment of obesity. "
11/25/1950 - "[Treatment of obesity by benzedrine (amphetamine)]."
05/01/1947 - "Amphetamine sulfate (benzedrine) in the treatment of obesity; a critical estimate."

11/01/1953 - "Improvement in behavior as well as control of seizures may follow the use of Benzedrine,(R) Dexedrine,(R) Dilantin(R) sodium, Mebaral(R) and phenobarbital. "

03/01/2011 - "In 1937, psychiatrist Charles Bradley administered Benzedrine sulfate, an amphetamine, to "problem" children at the Emma Pendleton Bradley Home in Providence, Rhode Island, in an attempt to alleviate headaches; however, Bradley noticed an unexpected effect upon the behavior of the children: improved school performance, social interactions, and emotional responses. "

03/01/2011 - "Bradley's Benzedrine trials were thus highly influential in shaping modern objective understandings of children with behavior disorders."
02/01/1948 - "Benzedrine in behavior disorders of children."
01/01/1950 - "Benzedrine and dexedrine in the treatment of children's behavior disorders."
03/01/1987 - "A half century after the introduction of amphetamine sulfate (benzedrine), there remains active interest in the use of the major psychostimulants (ie, methylphenidate hydrochloride and pemoline) for the treatment of psychiatric disorders. "

05/29/1947 - "Accidental poisoning from benzedrine ingestion in a 25-month-old boy."
05/13/1948 - "Mild accidental poisoning from benzedrine sulfate ingestion in a 27-month-old boy."
03/01/1948 - "Picrotoxin and amphetamine (benzedrine) in barbiturate poisoning."
06/22/1946 - "Amphetamine (benzedrine) sulfate for acute barbiturate poisoning."