Psychiatric characteristics of people who use mephedrone
Beginning in 2016, The Lancet began to publish numerous articles focusing on the large increase in mephedrone use, as well...
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Effect of individual mephedrone metabolites on monoamine transporter activity
The chemical structure of cathinones was described as far back as 1929, but the first reports of its recreational use...
Mephedrone use disrupts the blood-brain barrier
Various studies have shown that mephedrone significantly increases lipid peroxidation and the expression of antioxidant enzymes (such as superoxide dismutase,...
Finger necrosis due to mephedrone (case report)
Mephedrone is one of the most popular synthetic cathinone derivatives used recreationally. Despite being created in 1929, the substance did...
Death after sex on mephedrone intoxication
Of the new psychoactive substances, mephedrone has been gaining popularity lately, especially among clubbers and people who practice «chemsex». The...
Why does mephedrone reduce memory?
Predominantly during adolescence, many neurobiological developmental stages can be affected by various environmental factors, including drugs. Current evidence suggests that...
How mephedrone is distributed in the human body during intoxication
As known from various studies, the main enzyme responsible for the metabolism of mephedrone in humans is cytochrome P450 D6...
Mephedrone Related Fatalities: a Review
Mephedrone [4-methylmethcathinone; 4-methylephedrone; 4-MMC; UPAC: 2-(methylamino)-1-(4-methylphenyl)propan-1-one] is a class of designer drugs and is structurally similar to cathinone, which is...