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Figure 1.

Patient participation rate.

Patient participation rates were determined according to the modalities of completing the questionnaire inside or outside the pharmacy and according to the substances. (**p<0.01 vs control).

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Table 1.

Characteristics of the patients responding to the questionnaire and of users of the studied substances in the previous month.

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Table 2.

Problematic uses of codeine (combined with paracetamol), H1 antihistamines, and paracetamol (control) among the patients having used these drugs during the previous month.

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Table 3.

Cases of dependence on paracetamol purchased without prescription at the community pharmacy.

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Figure 2.

Positive responses to DSM-IV substance dependence items.

Results are expressed as percentage of the patients having used non-prescription analgesic drugs containing codeine during the previous month.

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Table 4.

Cases of misuse of doxylamine (daily use for more than 5 consecutive days) purchased without prescription at the community pharmacy.

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