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Bulletin de Périodique
Contemporary Drug Problems , Vol.52, n°3 - September 2025
Paru le :
01/09/2025
Année
2025
Page(s) :
259-424
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Discipline :
SOM (Sommaire de périodique / Journal contents)
Note de contenu :
CONTENTS:
- The door and the window: Affect, space, and professional boundaries in a harm reduction service. Whalley A., Phillips T., p. 259-275.
- Aging with or aging out of drug use? Older adults' experiences of aging with long-term drug use. Liahaugen Flensburg O., Richert T., Alftberg A., p. 276-294.
- "A double decline in character": A grounded theory analysis of female drug user experiences in Iran. Momeni A., Hellman M., Ghiabi M., p. 295-309.
- Tripping in the happiest country of the world - Use values of psychedelics according to Finnish users. Tsupari M., Hellman M., Tammi T., p. 310-324.
- Physical accessibility barriers to medications for opioid use disorder treatment: A qualitative study of perspectives from women with opioid use disorder and health and criminal legal professionals. Skogseth E.M., Brant K., Latkin C., Jones A.A., p. 325-343.
- "Becoming a medical cannabis user” revisited: Understanding the role of low-threshold access points in British Columbia, Canada. Gagnon M., Hobbs H., p. 344-367.
- Drugs and religion in Latin America: A narrative literature review. Ferreyra F.G., Mosqueira M., p. 368-387.
- Locked out, opened up and locked in by needle and syringe exchange programs: Harm reduction in the Swedish prohibitionist context. Mansson J., Samuelsson E., Storbjörk J., p. 388-407.
- Innocent addictions: Discourse analysis of media coverage of pharmaceutical dependence in Australia. Dertadian G.C., Keane H., Sherlock H., p. 408-424.
- The door and the window: Affect, space, and professional boundaries in a harm reduction service. Whalley A., Phillips T., p. 259-275.
- Aging with or aging out of drug use? Older adults' experiences of aging with long-term drug use. Liahaugen Flensburg O., Richert T., Alftberg A., p. 276-294.
- "A double decline in character": A grounded theory analysis of female drug user experiences in Iran. Momeni A., Hellman M., Ghiabi M., p. 295-309.
- Tripping in the happiest country of the world - Use values of psychedelics according to Finnish users. Tsupari M., Hellman M., Tammi T., p. 310-324.
- Physical accessibility barriers to medications for opioid use disorder treatment: A qualitative study of perspectives from women with opioid use disorder and health and criminal legal professionals. Skogseth E.M., Brant K., Latkin C., Jones A.A., p. 325-343.
- "Becoming a medical cannabis user” revisited: Understanding the role of low-threshold access points in British Columbia, Canada. Gagnon M., Hobbs H., p. 344-367.
- Drugs and religion in Latin America: A narrative literature review. Ferreyra F.G., Mosqueira M., p. 368-387.
- Locked out, opened up and locked in by needle and syringe exchange programs: Harm reduction in the Swedish prohibitionist context. Mansson J., Samuelsson E., Storbjörk J., p. 388-407.
- Innocent addictions: Discourse analysis of media coverage of pharmaceutical dependence in Australia. Dertadian G.C., Keane H., Sherlock H., p. 408-424.
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O. LIAHAUGEN FLENSBURG ;
T. RICHERT ;
A. ALFTBERG
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Dans Contemporary Drug Problems (Vol.52, n°3, September 2025) Article : Périodique
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