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All Articles by Harry L Leider, MD, MBA

Harry Leider, MD, MBA, FACPE, has a broad range of experience in clinical medicine and research, disease management and managed care. He leads a variety of progressive initiatives at Ameritox, including directing the company’s clinical research projects, working with national experts in the area of chronic pain designing programs and tools that support practicing physicians, and designing and implementing programs that help payers improve quality of care for patients with chronic pain. Dr. Leider is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Medical Management.

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Bath Salts – Designer Drug Danger

September 30, 2012 | By Harry L Leider, MD, MBA | 5 Comments

The media has been abuzz in recent weeks about "bath salts" -- but they’re not writing headlines about the scented crystals used for bathing or Epsom salts. Bath salts are the latest designer street drug to raise alarm bells across Europe and the United States. Marketed falsely under benign-sounding names that also include "research chemicals" or "plant food," these substances are part of a dangerous new class of drugs called synthetic cathinones.

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