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• Methylphenidate
  {{Image|Methylphenidate structure.jpg|right|150px|Methylphenidate}} '''Methylphenidate''' is a stimulant drug commonly used in the treatment of [[attention-defici
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• Methylphenidate/Definition
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• Methylphenidate/Approval
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• Methylphenidate/External Links
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• Methylphenidate/Related Articles
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• Ritalin
  #REDIRECT [[Methylphenidate]]
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• Concerta
  #REDIRECT [[Methylphenidate]]
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• Methylphenidate
  {{Image|Methylphenidate structure.jpg|right|150px|Methylphenidate}} '''Methylphenidate''' is a stimulant drug commonly used in the treatment of [[attention-defici
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• Amphetamine/Related Articles
  * [[Methylphenidate]] (Ritalin, Concerta)
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• Dopamine uptake inhibitor
  Examples include [[amphetamine]]s, [[bupropion]], [[cocaine]], and [[methylphenidate]]. Some of these drugs are also [[adrenergic uptake inhibitor]]s.
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• Methylphenidate/Related Articles
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• Dopamine/Related Articles
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• Food and Drug Administration/Related Articles
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• Amphetamine
  Along with [[methylphenidate]] ([[Ritalin]], [[Concerta]], etc.), amphetamine is one of the standard tre ...o decrease over time. However, amphetamines last longer in the body than [[methylphenidate]] ([[Ritalin]], [[Concerta]], etc.), and tend to have stronger side-effects
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• Drugs banned from the Olympics/Citable Version
  * [[methylphenidate]]
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• World Anti-Doping Agency
  * [[methylphenidate]]
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• Dopamine
  Examples include [[amphetamine]]s, [[bupropion]], [[cocaine]], and [[methylphenidate]]. Some of these drugs are also [[adrenergic uptake inhibitor]]s.
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• Cancer
  Fatigue may improve with psychostimulants such as [[methylphenidate]].<ref name="pmid20614448">{{cite journal| author=Minton O, Richardson A, S
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• Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
  Several stimulant [[medication]]s, such as [[methylphenidate]]<ref name="pmid18026719">{{cite journal| author=Peterson K, McDonagh MS, F
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• Archive:Citizen/V1-N3
  * [[Methylphenidate]]
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• Multiple sclerosis
  ...gue can be treated with [[modafinil]], [[amantadine]], [[fluoxetine]] or [[methylphenidate]]. Mixed fatigue and depression may be present, encouraging use of the anti
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