Historique
Bulletin de Périodique
Addiction , Vol.97, n°5 - May 2002
Paru le :
01/05/2002
Année
2002
Page(s) :
475–613
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Note de contenu :
CONTENTS:
• A death following ultra-rapid opiate detoxification: the General Medical Council adjudicates on a commercialized detoxification. Badenoch J., p. 475-477.
• Preventing drug misuse by young people: we need to do more than ‘just say no’. Spooner C., Hall W., p. 478-481.
• The Research Society on Alcoholism. Israel Y., Lieber C.S., p. 483-486.
• A pathways model of problem and pathological gambling. Blaszczynski A., Nower L., p. 487-499.
• What do citation counts count for in the field of addiction? An empirical evaluation of citation counts and their link with peer ratings of quality. West R., McIlwaine A., p. 501-504.
• Real-world efficacy of prescription and over-the-counter nicotine replacement therapy. Shiffman S., Rolf C.N., Hellebusch S.J., Gorsline J., Gorodetzky C.W., Chiang Y.-K., et al., p. 505-516.
• Adolescent alcohol and tobacco use: onset, persistence and trajectories of use across two samples. Jackson K.M., Sher K.J., Cooper M.L., Wood P.K., p. 517-531.
• A placebo-controlled study of high dose buprenorphine in opiate dependents waiting for medication-assisted rehabilitation in Oslo, Norway. Krook A.L., Brørs O., Dahlberg J., Grouff K., Magnus P., Røysamb E., et al., p. 533-542.
• Temporal progression of cocaine dependence symptoms in the US National Comorbidity Survey. Shaffer H.J., Eber G.B., p. 543-554.
• Sedative use and misuse in the United States. Goodwin R.D., Hasin D.S., p. 555-562.
• Brief prevention for adolescent risk-taking behavior. D’Amico E.J., Fromme K., p. 563-574.
• Illicit drug initiation among institutionalized drug users in China. Li X., Zhou Y., Stanton B., p. 575-582.
• Patterns of association between alcohol consumption and symptoms of depression and anxiety in young adults. Caldwell T.M., Rodgers B., Jorm A.F., Christensen H., Jacomb P.A., Korten A.E., et al., p. 583-594.
• Effect of a GP desktop resource on smoking cessation activities of general practitioners. McEwen A., Preston A., West R., p. 595-597.
• Emotion, Implicit Decision Making and Persistence at Gaming. Hills A.M., Dickerson M., p. 598-599.
• Half Full or Half Empty, What are we Drinking? Some Comments on the Discussion of the Causal Role of Alcohol Expectancies as A Mechanism of Change. Wiers R.W., p. 599-600.
• Potential Conflict of Interest in Gambling Research. Orford J., p. 600-601.
• Syphilis Infection Among Drug Addicts in Western Germany. Scherbaum N., Gastpar M., Kuhlmann T., Reker M., Reymann G., p. 601-602.
• Marian Weinbaum Fischman, 1939–2001: an outstanding scientist. Meyer R.E., p. 603-604.
• The Rise and Fall of Synanon: A California Utopia. Warner J., p. 605-606.
• Absolut: Biography of a Bottle. Österberg E., p. 606-606.
• Adolescents, Alcohol and Substance Abuse: Reaching Teens through Brief Interventions. Swift W., p. 607-607.
• Substance Abuse Treatment and the Stages of Change. Marlatt A., p. 607-608.
• Forces of Habit: Drugs and the Making of the Modern World. Edwards G., p. 608-609.
• A death following ultra-rapid opiate detoxification: the General Medical Council adjudicates on a commercialized detoxification. Badenoch J., p. 475-477.
• Preventing drug misuse by young people: we need to do more than ‘just say no’. Spooner C., Hall W., p. 478-481.
• The Research Society on Alcoholism. Israel Y., Lieber C.S., p. 483-486.
• A pathways model of problem and pathological gambling. Blaszczynski A., Nower L., p. 487-499.
• What do citation counts count for in the field of addiction? An empirical evaluation of citation counts and their link with peer ratings of quality. West R., McIlwaine A., p. 501-504.
• Real-world efficacy of prescription and over-the-counter nicotine replacement therapy. Shiffman S., Rolf C.N., Hellebusch S.J., Gorsline J., Gorodetzky C.W., Chiang Y.-K., et al., p. 505-516.
• Adolescent alcohol and tobacco use: onset, persistence and trajectories of use across two samples. Jackson K.M., Sher K.J., Cooper M.L., Wood P.K., p. 517-531.
• A placebo-controlled study of high dose buprenorphine in opiate dependents waiting for medication-assisted rehabilitation in Oslo, Norway. Krook A.L., Brørs O., Dahlberg J., Grouff K., Magnus P., Røysamb E., et al., p. 533-542.
• Temporal progression of cocaine dependence symptoms in the US National Comorbidity Survey. Shaffer H.J., Eber G.B., p. 543-554.
• Sedative use and misuse in the United States. Goodwin R.D., Hasin D.S., p. 555-562.
• Brief prevention for adolescent risk-taking behavior. D’Amico E.J., Fromme K., p. 563-574.
• Illicit drug initiation among institutionalized drug users in China. Li X., Zhou Y., Stanton B., p. 575-582.
• Patterns of association between alcohol consumption and symptoms of depression and anxiety in young adults. Caldwell T.M., Rodgers B., Jorm A.F., Christensen H., Jacomb P.A., Korten A.E., et al., p. 583-594.
• Effect of a GP desktop resource on smoking cessation activities of general practitioners. McEwen A., Preston A., West R., p. 595-597.
• Emotion, Implicit Decision Making and Persistence at Gaming. Hills A.M., Dickerson M., p. 598-599.
• Half Full or Half Empty, What are we Drinking? Some Comments on the Discussion of the Causal Role of Alcohol Expectancies as A Mechanism of Change. Wiers R.W., p. 599-600.
• Potential Conflict of Interest in Gambling Research. Orford J., p. 600-601.
• Syphilis Infection Among Drug Addicts in Western Germany. Scherbaum N., Gastpar M., Kuhlmann T., Reker M., Reymann G., p. 601-602.
• Marian Weinbaum Fischman, 1939–2001: an outstanding scientist. Meyer R.E., p. 603-604.
• The Rise and Fall of Synanon: A California Utopia. Warner J., p. 605-606.
• Absolut: Biography of a Bottle. Österberg E., p. 606-606.
• Adolescents, Alcohol and Substance Abuse: Reaching Teens through Brief Interventions. Swift W., p. 607-607.
• Substance Abuse Treatment and the Stages of Change. Marlatt A., p. 607-608.
• Forces of Habit: Drugs and the Making of the Modern World. Edwards G., p. 608-609.
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