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A descriptive examination of nonmedical fentanyl use in the United States: Characteristics of use, motives, and consequences

T. M. KILWEIN ; P. HUNT ; A. LOOBY | 2018
Dans Journal of Drug Issues (Vol.48, n°3, July 2018) Article : Périodique

Little is currently known about nonmedical fentanyl use (NFU; that is, use of illicit or pharmaceutically produced fentanyl without a prescription or in ways other than prescribed) despite increases in prevalence and consequences (e.g., overdose[...]

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Negative consequences associated with dependence in daily cannabis users

A. LOOBY ; M. EARLEYWINE | 2007
Dans Substance Abuse Treatment, Prevention, and Policy (Vol.2, n°3, 2007) Article : Périodique

BACKGROUND: Cannabis is the most widely consumed illicit substance in America, with increasing rates of use. Some theorists tend to link frequency of use with cannabis dependence. Nevertheless, fewer than half of daily cannabis users meet DSM-IV[...]

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Negative consequences related to nonmedical prescription stimulant use: Development and psychometric validation of the prescription stimulant consequences questionnaire

A. LOOBY ; A. J. BRAVO ; N. R. LIVINGSTON ; T. S. SCHEPIS ; Stimulant Norms and Prevalence (SNAP) Study Team | 2023
Dans Journal of Drug Issues (Vol.53, n°1, January 2023) Article : Périodique

Nonmedical prescription stimulant use (NPS) is prevalent among undergraduates and associated with several negative consequences. However, no validated measures exist assessing NPS-related consequences. The present study aimed to develop and psyc[...]

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Non-medical prescription stimulant use: Investigating modifiable risk factors

A. LOOBY ; D. L. BEYER ; L. ZIMMERMAN | 2015
Dans Addiction Research and Theory (Vol.23, n°2, April 2015) Article : Périodique

Many college students report non-medical prescription stimulant use (NPS), frequently citing cognitive enhancement benefits as their primary motive for use. One known risk factor for NPS is low grade point average (GPA), which may promote poor a[...]

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Roadside sobriety tests and attitudes toward a regulated cannabis market

A. LOOBY ; M. EARLEYWINE ; GIERINGER D. | 2007
Dans Harm Reduction Journal (Vol.4 n°4, 2007) Article : Périodique

ENGLISH : BACKGROUND: Many argue that prohibition creates more troubles than alternative policies, but fewer than half of American voters support a taxed and regulated market for cannabis. Some oppose a regulated market because of concerns abo[...]

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