CONTENTS:
• Editor's note: The medicalization of therapeutic communities in the era of health care reform. Smith D.E., p. 93-95.
• Specific ways brain SPECT imaging enhances clinical psychiatric practice. Amen D.G., Highum D., Licata R., Annibali J.A., Somner L., Pigott H.E., et al., p. 96-106.
• The medicalization of addiction treatment professionals. Roy A.K., Miller M.M., p. 107-118.
• Chronic pain and addiction: Challenging co-occurring disorders. Pohl M., Smith L., p. 119-124.
• Cannabis as an adjunct to or substitute for opiates in the treatment of chronic pain. Lucas P., p. 125-133.
• The addictive brain: All roads lead to dopamine. Blum K., Chen A.L.C., Giordano J., Borsten J., Chen T.J.H., Hauser M., et al., p. 134-143.
• Substance users' perspectives on helpful and unhelpful confrontation: Implications for recovery. Polcin D.L., Mulia N., Jones L., p. 144-152.
• Walking on: Celebrating the journeys of Native American adolescents with substance use problems on the winding road to healing. Novins D.K., Boyd M.L., Brotherton D.T., Fickenscher A., Moore L., Spicer P., p. 153-159.
• Growing our own: Building a native research team. Gray J.S., Carter P.M., p. 160-165.
• Lifetime substance use and HIV sexual risk behaviors predict treatment response to contingency management among homeless, substance-dependent MSM. Reback C.J., Peck J.A., Fletcher J.B., Nuno M., Dierst-Davies R., p. 166-172.
• Familial risk factors favoring drug addiction onset. Zimić J.I., Jukić V., p. 173-185.
• Craving dominates propofol addiction of an affected physician. Bonnet U., Scherbaum N., p. 186-190.