Researchers hope the findings will help them develop new, nonaddictive drugs to combat pain.

There are, however, nonaddictive drugs that help combat even the most excruciating pain.

In addition, according to the doctor, the Ecstasy drugs are nonaddictive and shorter-acting.

It's nonaddictive, so I felt safe taking it long-term.

He said the drug was nonaddictive and 1,000 times as potent as morphine.

With all the nonaddictive pain medications available, it is still impossible for me to get pain relief.

"I always have one in my briefcase, and I've found it to be a most effective yet nonaddictive antidote to stress," he writes.

Not all scientists saw the search for a nonaddictive morphine analogue as the most promising avenue of research.

He was weaned off heroin by what he has described as "nonaddictive drug treatments."

He was one of 20 Manhattan physicians who in 1987 were asked by state health officials, concerned about cocaine addiction, to substitute nonaddictive painkillers.

They had previously availed themselves of the free nonaddictive drug that the film distributor had sent along with the tapes.

He was a "dreamer", just like you, and he was on a nonaddictive drug we've developed to induce deep sleep.

It's massively pleasurable to take, but it's nonaddictive, and there don't seem to be any lasting side effects.

Are there effective, nonaddictive options?

Preliminary studies suggest that modafinil is nonaddictive and that it does not induce tolerance in users.

NO was just nonaddictive giggle juice-wasn't it?

The modified drug proved nonaddictive.

Both drugs in the study, phentermine and fenfluramine, are nonaddictive but can cause initial side effects like dry mouth, diarrhea or jitteriness.

She was safe and sound, and a few simple, nonaddictive drugs were running through her sys- tem, killing the pain of the fractured thigh.

"They act like apomorphine, the nonaddictive cure for morphine addiction that Burroughs used and then promoted for many years."

Doctors are seeking superstrong, nonaddictive painkillers and may have found them in substances extracted from certain snails and frogs.

Since all opiates are addictive, scientists have always hoped to find a nonaddictive substitute of equal potency, but for that particular purpose the enkephalins proved a disappointment.

Plant reminds us that drugs were first marketed with "indiscriminate enthusiasm" by pharmaceutical companies like Bayer, which claimed that heroin was a "nonaddictive substitute for morphine."

Opioids are safe and nonaddictive if used correctly, but addictive and deadly if crushed and injected or snorted, which defeats their time-release mechanism.

Moreover, drugs widely billed as nonaddictive, like Paxil or Effexor, can cause withdrawal symptoms, which some patients say they only learned of from their friends or fellow sufferers.