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Adverse health consequences of cannabis use: a survey of scientific studies published up to and including 2008

J. RAMSTROM | 2009
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This report is a survey of the harmful effects – mental as well as physical – which can arise as a consequence of cannabis use. The author, Jan Ramström, is a psychiatrist with several years’ experience of specialised substance-abuse care. A lon[...]

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Adverse health consequences of cannabis use. A survey of scientific studies published up to and including the Autumn of 2003

J. RAMSTROM | 2004
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During a succession of years, there has been a discussion as to whether - or to what extent cannabis can cause harm and dependence, and thoughts have also been advanced on the legalisation, in different guises, of cannabis use. The statements m[...]

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Gambling and problem gambling in Sweden. Report No. 2 of the National Institute of Public Health Series on Gambling

S. RONNBERG ; R. A. VOLBERG ; M. W. ABBOTT ; W. L. MOORE ; A. ANDREN ; I. MUNCK ; J. JONSSON ; T. NILSSON ; O. SVENSSON | 1999
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The primary purpose of this study was to establish a baseline measure of the prevalence of gambling-related problems in Sweden. An additional purpose of this study was to identify the types of gambling causing the greatest difficulties for the r[...]

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Gamma-butyrolactone (GBL) and 1,4-butandiol (1,4-BD) as industrial chemicals and drugs of abuse. Can they be regulated?

K. MICKELSSON | 2005
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One of the tasks of the National Institute of Public Health Sweden is to monitor and investigate the need to regulate commodities with an abuse potential, either as narcotics or as commodities which are dangerous to health. This task includes th[...]

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