CONTENTS:
- McCarthyism, conflict of interest and Addiction's new transparency declaration procedures [Editorial]. Babor T.F., Miller P.G., p. 341-344.
- Legalizing a market for cannabis for pleasure: Colorado, Washington, Uruguay and beyond [For debate]. Room R., p. 345-351.
- The powerful mix of capital and cannabis culture. Pedersen W., p. 352-353.
- The difficulty of restricting promotion of legalized marijuana in the United States. Reuter P., p. 353-354.
- New regulated markets for recreational cannabis: public health or private profit? Lenton S., p. 354-355.
- Treaties (probably) not an impediment to 'legal' cannabis in Washington and Colorado. Hawken A., Kulick J., p. 355-356.
- Some critical issues in cannabis policy reform. Uchtenhagen A., p. 356-358.
- Cannabis legalization and public health: legal niceties, commercialization and countercultures. Room R., p. 358-359.
- Cannabis controversies: how genetics can inform the study of comorbidity. Agrawal A., Lynskey M.T., p. 360-370.
- A cluster randomized controlled trial of a brief tobacco cessation intervention for low-income communities in India: study protocol. Sarkar B.K., Shahab L., Arora M., Lorencatto F., Reddy K.S., West R., p. 371-378.
- Intimate partner violence victimization and alcohol consumption in women: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Devries K.M., Child J.C., Bacchus L.J., Mak J., Falder G., Graham K., et al., p. 379-391.
- Commentary on Devries et al. (2014): A roadmap for future research. Abbey A., p. 392-393.
- Treatment of comorbid alcohol use disorders and depression with cognitive-behavioural therapy and motivational interviewing: a meta-analysis. Riper H., Andersson G., Hunter S.B., de Wit J., Berking M., Cuijpers P., p. 394-406.
- Effects of the local alcohol environment on adolescents' drinking behaviors and beliefs. Paschall M.J., Lipperman-Kreda S., Grube J.W., p. 407-416.
- Adolescent predictors and environmental correlates of young adult alcohol use problems. Toumbourou J.W., Evans-Whipp T.J., Smith R., Hemphill S.A., Herrenkohl T.I., Catalano R.F., p. 417-424.
- Ethyl glucuronide in hair and fingernails as a long-term alcohol biomarker. Berger L., Fendrich M., Jones J., Fuhrmann D., Plate C., Lewis D., p. 425-431.
- The sales and marketing practices of English-language internet alcohol vendors. Williams R.S., Schmidt A., p. 432-439.
- Methylphenidate for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and drug relapse in criminal offenders with substance dependence: a 24-week randomized placebo-controlled trial. Konstenius M., Jayaram-Lindström N., Guterstam J., Beck O., Philips B., Franck J., p. 440-449.
- Commentary on Konstenius et al. (2014): On medication development for stimulant addiction. Shoptaw S., p. 450-451.
- ‘Not just Methadone Tracy’: transformations in service-user identity following the introduction of hepatitis C treatment into Australian opiate substitution settings. Rance J., Treloar C., Group E.S., p. 452-459.
- Striatum and insula dysfunction during reinforcement learning differentiates abstinent and relapsed methamphetamine-dependent individuals. Stewart J.L., Connolly C.G., May A.C., Tapert S.F., Wittmann M., Paulus M.P., p. 460-471.
- Challenges of surveying wastewater drug loads of small populations and generalizable aspects on optimizing monitoring design. Ort C., Eppler J.M., Scheidegger A., Rieckermann J., Kinzig M., Sörgel F., p. 472-481.
- Reduced fetal growth in methadone-maintained pregnancies is not fully explained by smoking or socio-economic deprivation. Mactier H., Shipton D., Dryden C., Tappin D.M., p. 482-488.
- Commentary on Mactier et al. (2014): Methadone-assisted treatment and the complexity of influences on fetal development. Jones H.E., Terplan M., Friedman C.J., Walsh J., Jansson L.M., p. 489-490.
- ‘Real-world’ effectiveness of smoking cessation treatments: a population study. Kotz D., Brown J., West R., p. 491-499.
- Nicotine content of electronic cigarettes, its release in vapour and its consistency across batches: regulatory implications. Goniewicz M.L., Hajek P., McRobbie H., p. 500-507.
- Commentary on Goniewicz et al. (2014): If wisely regulated, electronic cigarettes can make cigarettes obsolete. Etter J.-F., p. 508-509.
- Additional research is needed to improve smoking cessation in developing countries. Turk M.-L.C., El-Khoury J.R., p. 510-510.