CONTENTS:
• Are we near a limit or can we get more safety from vehicle alcohol interlocks? [Editorial] Marques P., Voas R., p. 657-658.
• Pathways to heroin dependence: time to re-appraise self-medication [For debate]. Darke S., p. 659-667.
• Addiction as a self-regulation disorder and the role of self-medication [Comment]. Khantzian E.J., p. 668-669.
• The role of trauma in drug use disorders [Comment]. Breslau N., p. 669-670.
• From self-medication to intoxication: time for a paradigm shift [Comment]. Lembke A., p. 670-671.
• Shattered childhoods and the genetics of heroin dependence [Comment]. Agrawal A., Lynskey M.T., Nelson E.C., p. 671-673.
• The role of psychopathology as motivator for drug dependency - Some moderating remarks [Comment]. Bergmark A., p. 673-674.
• Addiction research centres and the nurturing of creativity. The Korean Institute on Alcohol Problems (KIAP). Chun S., Reid E.A., Sohn A., Welch M.E., Yun-Welch S., Yun M., p. 675-679.
• Vested interests in addiction research and policy. Why do we not see the corporate interests of the alcohol industry as clearly as we see those of the tobacco industry? Casswell S., p. 680-685.
• Commentary on Casswell (2013): The commercial determinants of health. West R., Marteau T., p. 686-687.
• Development of dependence following treatment with opioid analgesics for pain relief: a systematic review. Minozzi S., Amato L., Davoli M., p. 688-698.
• Commentary on Minozzi et al. (2013): Diagnosing opioid dependence in the context of long-term opioid use for chronic pain - counting shades of grey in a black and white world. Lintzeris N., p. 699-700.
• Alcohol intoxication in the context of major public holidays, sporting and social events: a time–series analysis in Melbourne, Australia, 2000-2009. Lloyd B., Matthews S., Livingston M., Jayasekara H., Smith K., p. 701-709.
• Commentary on Lloyd et al. (2013): Secondary harms and opportunities for moderation. Moore S.C., Heikkinen M., p. 710-711.
• Prospective correlates of drinking cessation: variation across the life-course. Dawson D.A., Goldstein R.B., Grant B.F., p. 712-722.
• Commentary on Dawson et al. (2013): Drink to your health? Maybe not. Keyes K.M., Miech R., p. 723-724.
• A randomized controlled trial of motivational interviewing to prevent risk for an alcohol-exposed pregnancy in the Western Cape, South Africa. Rendall-Mkosi K., Morojele N., London L., Moodley S., Singh C., Girdler-Brown B., p. 725-732.
• Cannabis use and vulnerability for psychosis in early adolescence - A TRAILS study. Griffith-Lendering M.F.H., Wigman J.T.W., Prince van Leeuwen A., Huijbregts S.C.J., Huizink A.C., Ormel J., et al., p. 733-740.
• Commentary on Griffith-Lendering et al. (2013): Cross-lagging cannabis and psychosis vulnerability. Lewis G., Heron J., Zammit S., p. 741-742.
• Early life influences on the risk of injecting drug use: case control study based on the Edinburgh Addiction Cohort. Macleod J., Hickman M., Jones H.E., Copeland L., McKenzie J., De Angelis D., et al., p. 743-750.
• Aripiprazole for the treatment of methamphetamine dependence: a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial. Coffin P.O., Santos G.-M., Das M., Santos D.M., Huffaker S., Matheson T., et al., p. 751-761.
• Methadone dosing and prescribed medication use in a prospective cohort of opioid-dependent pregnant women. Cleary B.J., Reynolds K., Eogan M., O'Connell M.P., Fahey T., Gallagher P.J., et al., p. 762-770.
• Increased reflection impulsivity in patients with ephedrone-induced Parkinsonism. Djamshidian A., Sanotsky Y., Matviyenko Y., O'Sullivan S.S., Sharman S., Selikhova M., et al., p. 771-779.
• Impulsivity trajectories and gambling in adolescence among urban male youth. Liu W., Lee G.P., Goldweber A., Petras H., Storr C.L., Ialongo N.S., et al., p. 780-788.
• Subtypes of disordered gamblers: results from the National Epidemiologic Survey on Alcohol and Related Conditions. Nower L., Martins S.S., Lin K.-H., Blanco C., p. 789-798.
• Income, income inequality and youth smoking in low- and middle-income countries. Li D.X., Guindon G.E., p. 799-808.
• Commentary on Li & Guindon (2013): Status, stress and the hard sell - starting to smoke in an unequal world. Pickett K., p. 809-810.
• ESCAPE: a randomised controlled trial of computer-tailored smoking cessation advice in primary care. Gilbert H.M., Leurent B., Sutton S., Alexis-Garsee C., Morris R.W., Nazareth I., p. 811-819.
• Graphic imagery is not sufficient for increased attention to cigarette warnings: the role of text captions. Brown K.G., Reidy J.G., Weighall A.R., Arden M.A., p. 820-825.
• A response to Tucker (2012) [Letter]. Gates P.J., Copeland J., Norberg M.M., Digiusto E., p. 826-827.
• Could the use of biochemical validation of smoking abstinence introduce a confound into the interpretation of randomized controlled trials of tobacco cessation? [Letter]. Cunningham J.A., Kushnir V., p. 827-828.