Although ecstasy is wrongly classified as harmless, it can cause toxicity to the
cardiovascular, hepatic, immune and nervous systems, and can even lead to death. Soon …

Methods: We conducted a prospective, representative-sample nationwide study on morbidity
related to 3, 4, methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA;'ecstasy') as determined from …

The substance, 3, 4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA) or ecstasy, is an
amphetamine derivate. A mistaken belief that it is a safe drug of low toxicity and a long …

Background: Ecstasy is used to improve mood and cordiality; however, based on some
reports, it is neurotoxic to human users. Objectives: Because of the euphoria induced by …

Background Ecstasy use have raised in recent years and it have been related to
psychopathological symptoms. The comsumption pattern associated with psychiatric …

This review focuses on 3, 4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine, an illegal drug known as"
ecstasy." Ecstasy was introduced in Brazil in 1994. Data are lacking on the epidemiology …

No one is quite sure how many doses of 3.4-rncthylencdioxyrncthamphetarnine (MDMA)
have been taken in the last I () to 15 years. but by all estimates the number is in the …

Abstract Ecstasy (3, 4‐methylenedioxymethamphetamine, MDMA) is the third most used
illicit drug, after cannabis and amphetamines. There has been considerable interest in the …

Interest in the drug Ecstasy, by users, researchers, educators and policy makers, has
increased considerably in recent years. The increase in use and potential dangers …

Background. Ecstasy use have raised in recent years and it have been related to
psychopatological symptoms. The consumption pattern associated with psychiatric …