CONTENTS:
- An examination of opinions toward marijuana policies among high school seniors in the United States. Palamar J.J., p. 351-361.
- Exploratory comparative study on the diffusion of synthetic cannabinoids and synthetic cathinones. Arfken C.L., Owens D., Madeja C., DeAngelis C., p. 362-368.
- Investigation of "bath salts" use patterns within an online sample of users in the United States. Johnson P.S., Johnson M.W., p. 369-378.
- "My friend said it was good LSD": A suicide attempt following analytically confirmed 25I-NBOMe ingestion. Suzuki J., Poklis J.L., Poklis A., p. 379-382.
- Immunological effects of ayahuasca in humans. Guimarães dos Santos R., p. 383-388.
- Levamisole-adulterated cocaine: What about in European countries? Eiden C., Diot C., Mathieu O., Mallaret M., Peyrière H., p. 389-392.
- Psilocybin and obsessive compulsive disorder. Wilcox J.A., p. 393-395.
- College students' use of energy drinks, social problem-solving, and academic performance. Trunzo J.J., Samter W., Morse C., McClure K., Kohn C., Volkman J.E., et al., p. 396-401.
- A randomized, controlled trial of the efficacy of an interoceptive exposure-based CBT for treatment-refractory outpatients with opioid dependence. Otto M.W., Hearon B.A., McHugh R.K., Calkins A.W., Pratt E., Murray H.W., et al., p. 402-411.
- Patient perspectives on buprenorphine/naloxone: A qualitative study of retention during the starting treatment with agonist replacement therapies (START) study. Teruya C., Schwartz R.P., Mitchell S.G., Hasson A.L., Thomas C., Buoncristiani S.H., et al., p. 412-426.
- Diversion of methadone and buprenorphine from opioid substitution treatment: A staff perspective. Johnson B., Richert T., p. 427-435.
- Maximizing social model principles in residential recovery settings. Polcin D., Mericle A., Howell J., Sheridan D., Christensen J., p. 436-443.
- Perceived barriers to treatment in a community-based sample of illicit-drug-using African American men and women. Keen Ii L., Whitehead N.E., Clifford L., Rose J., Latimer W., p. 444-449.
- Significant life events and their impact on alcohol and drug use: A qualitative study. Jessup M.A., Ross T.B., Jones A.L., Satre D.D., Weisner C.M., Chi F.W., et al., p. 450-459.