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Alcohol and drinking within the lives of midlife women: A meta-study systematic review

K. KERSEY ; A. C. LYONS ; F. HUTTON | 2022
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.99, January 2022) Article : Périodique

Background: A range of societal changes have created positive and encouraging environments for women's alcohol use. Within this context, in Western countries there is evidence of rising rates of alcohol consumption and related harms among midlif[...]

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Cultures of intoxication: Young women, alcohol, and harm reduction

F. HUTTON ; S. WRIGHT ; E. SAUNDERS | 2013
Dans Contemporary Drug Problems (Vol.40, n°4, Winter 2013) Article : Périodique

Much attention has been paid in the last decade to the "cultures of intoxication" of modern Western societies such as Britain, Australia, and New Zealand. This has manifested in an intense focus on the amount of alcohol that young people in part[...]

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"Everyone can loosen up and get a bit of a buzz on": Young adults, alcohol and friendship practices

P. NILAND ; A. C. LYONS ; I. GOODWIN ; F. HUTTON | 2013
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.24, n°6, November 2013) Article : Périodique

In countries with liberalised alcohol policies, alcohol harm reduction strategies predominantly focus on young adults' excessive drinking harms and risks. However, research shows such risks are largely irrelevant for young adults, who emphasise [...]

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Harm reduction, students and pleasure: An examination of student responses to a binge drinking campaign

F. HUTTON | 2012
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.23, n°3, May 2012) Article : Périodique

BACKGROUND: Recent debates about 'binge drinking' in New Zealand have positioned alcohol consumption amongst young drinkers as of concern. Research notes that students drink more heavily than their peers and that they have a higher incidence of [...]

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Patients experiences of therapeutic cannabis consumption in New Zealand

F. HUTTON ; G. NOLLER ; A. MCSHERRY | 2023
Dans Drugs, Habits and Social Policy (Vol.24, n°2, 2023) Article : Périodique

Purpose: This study aims to explore people’s experiences of taking cannabis therapeutically and to gather some real-world evidence (RWE) about the products they were using, their efficacy and what kinds of positive or negative effect/s patients [...]

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Risky business: gender, drug dealing and risk

F. HUTTON | 2005
Périodique

This article examines drug dealing as a business activity, contrasting the experiences of two male drug dealers and a female drug dealer and examining the unique roles that are assigned to both male and female dealers. The issues associated with[...]

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Women who inject drugs (WWID): Stigma, gender and barriers to needle exchange programmes (NEPs)

K. GIBSON ; F. HUTTON | 2021
Dans Contemporary Drug Problems (Vol.48, n°3, September 2021) Article : Périodique

Global evidence suggests that experiences of access to Needle Exchange services are gendered and that women who inject drugs (WWID) access needle exchange services differently to men. Despite being a significant proportion of injecting drug user[...]

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