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Bulletin de Périodique
International Journal of Drug Policy , Vol.26, n°1 - January 2015
Paru le :
01/01/2015
Année
2015
Page(s) :
1-118
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Note de contenu :
CONTENTS:
- International Journal of Drug Policy moves to twelve issues [Editorial]. Stimson G., Rhodes T., p. 1-2.
- Impact of armed conflicts and warfare on opioid substitution treatment in Ukraine: Responding to emergency needs [Editorial]. Filippovych S., p. 3-5.
- A view from the frontlines in Slavyansk, Ukraine: HIV prevention, drug treatment, and help for people who use drugs in a conflict zone. Owczarzak J., Karelin M., Phillips S.D., p. 6-7.
- Effects of transnational migration on drug use: An ethnographic study of Nepali female heroin users in Hong Kong. Tang W.-M., p. 8-14.
- Medical Marijuana programs: Implications for cannabis control policy - Observations from Canada. Fischer B., Kuganesan S., Room R., p. 15-19.
- Cannabis for Therapeutic Purposes and public health and safety: A systematic and critical review. Sznitman S.R., Zolotov Y., p. 20-29.
- "We are people too": Consumer participation and the potential transformation of therapeutic relations within drug treatment. Rance J., Treloar C., p. 30-36.
- Geographic variability in HIV and injection drug use in Ukraine: Implications for integration and expansion of drug treatment and HIV care. Zaller N., Mazhnaya A., Larney S., Islam Z., Shost A., Prokhorova T., et al., p. 37-42.
- How do drug market changes affect characteristics of injecting initiation and subsequent patterns of drug use? Findings from a cohort of regular heroin and methamphetamine injectors in Melbourne, Australia. Horyniak D., Stoové M., Degenhardt L., Aitken C., Kerr T., Dietze P., p. 43-50.
- "It's Russian roulette": Adulteration, adverse effects and drug use transitions during the 2010/2011 United Kingdom heroin shortage. Harris M., Forseth K., Rhodes T., p. 51-58.
- Prevalence and correlates of nonmedical prescription opioid use among a cohort of sex workers in Vancouver, Canada. Argento E., Chettiar J., Nguyen P., Montaner J., Shannon K., p. 59-66.
- Nod and wave: An Internet study of the codeine intoxication phenomenon. Van Hout M.C., p. 67-77.
- Self-reported prevalence of dependence of MDMA compared to cocaine, mephedrone and ketamine among a sample of recreational poly-drug users. Uosukainen H., Tacke U., Winstock A.R., p. 78-83.
- High risk and little knowledge: Overdose experiences and knowledge among young adult nonmedical prescription opioid users. Frank D., Mateu-Gelabert P., Guarino H., Bennett A., Wendel T., Jessell L., et al., p. 84-91.
- Wasted, overdosed, or beyond saving - To act or not to act? Heroin users’ views, assessments, and responses to witnessed overdoses in Malmö, Sweden. Richert T., p. 92-99.
- Perceptions of genetic testing and genomic medicine among drug users. Perlman D.C., Gelpí-Acosta C., Friedman S.R., Jordan A.E., Hagan H., p. 100-106.
- Addiction surplus: The add-on margin that makes addictive consumptions difficult to contain. Adams P.J., Livingstone C., p. 107-111.
- Police interference with methadone treatment in Bangkok, Thailand. Hayashi K., Ti L., Kaplan K., Suwannawong P., Wood E., Kerr T., p. 112-115.
- Increased drug seizures in Hatay, Turkey related to civil war in Syria. Arslan M.M., Zeren C., Çelikel A., Ortanca I., Demirkiran S., p. 116-118.
- International Journal of Drug Policy moves to twelve issues [Editorial]. Stimson G., Rhodes T., p. 1-2.
- Impact of armed conflicts and warfare on opioid substitution treatment in Ukraine: Responding to emergency needs [Editorial]. Filippovych S., p. 3-5.
- A view from the frontlines in Slavyansk, Ukraine: HIV prevention, drug treatment, and help for people who use drugs in a conflict zone. Owczarzak J., Karelin M., Phillips S.D., p. 6-7.
- Effects of transnational migration on drug use: An ethnographic study of Nepali female heroin users in Hong Kong. Tang W.-M., p. 8-14.
- Medical Marijuana programs: Implications for cannabis control policy - Observations from Canada. Fischer B., Kuganesan S., Room R., p. 15-19.
- Cannabis for Therapeutic Purposes and public health and safety: A systematic and critical review. Sznitman S.R., Zolotov Y., p. 20-29.
- "We are people too": Consumer participation and the potential transformation of therapeutic relations within drug treatment. Rance J., Treloar C., p. 30-36.
- Geographic variability in HIV and injection drug use in Ukraine: Implications for integration and expansion of drug treatment and HIV care. Zaller N., Mazhnaya A., Larney S., Islam Z., Shost A., Prokhorova T., et al., p. 37-42.
- How do drug market changes affect characteristics of injecting initiation and subsequent patterns of drug use? Findings from a cohort of regular heroin and methamphetamine injectors in Melbourne, Australia. Horyniak D., Stoové M., Degenhardt L., Aitken C., Kerr T., Dietze P., p. 43-50.
- "It's Russian roulette": Adulteration, adverse effects and drug use transitions during the 2010/2011 United Kingdom heroin shortage. Harris M., Forseth K., Rhodes T., p. 51-58.
- Prevalence and correlates of nonmedical prescription opioid use among a cohort of sex workers in Vancouver, Canada. Argento E., Chettiar J., Nguyen P., Montaner J., Shannon K., p. 59-66.
- Nod and wave: An Internet study of the codeine intoxication phenomenon. Van Hout M.C., p. 67-77.
- Self-reported prevalence of dependence of MDMA compared to cocaine, mephedrone and ketamine among a sample of recreational poly-drug users. Uosukainen H., Tacke U., Winstock A.R., p. 78-83.
- High risk and little knowledge: Overdose experiences and knowledge among young adult nonmedical prescription opioid users. Frank D., Mateu-Gelabert P., Guarino H., Bennett A., Wendel T., Jessell L., et al., p. 84-91.
- Wasted, overdosed, or beyond saving - To act or not to act? Heroin users’ views, assessments, and responses to witnessed overdoses in Malmö, Sweden. Richert T., p. 92-99.
- Perceptions of genetic testing and genomic medicine among drug users. Perlman D.C., Gelpí-Acosta C., Friedman S.R., Jordan A.E., Hagan H., p. 100-106.
- Addiction surplus: The add-on margin that makes addictive consumptions difficult to contain. Adams P.J., Livingstone C., p. 107-111.
- Police interference with methadone treatment in Bangkok, Thailand. Hayashi K., Ti L., Kaplan K., Suwannawong P., Wood E., Kerr T., p. 112-115.
- Increased drug seizures in Hatay, Turkey related to civil war in Syria. Arslan M.M., Zeren C., Çelikel A., Ortanca I., Demirkiran S., p. 116-118.
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B. FISCHER ;
S. KUGANESAN ;
R. ROOM
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2015
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.26, n°1, January 2015) Article : Périodique
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.26, n°1, January 2015) Article : Périodique
While prohibition has been the dominant regime of cannabis control in most countries for decades, an increasing number of countries have been implementing cannabis control reforms recently, including decriminalization or even legalization framew[...]
S. R. SZNITMAN ;
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Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.26, n°1, January 2015) Article : Périodique
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Background: The use of Cannabis for Therapeutic Purposes (CTP) has recently become legal in many places. These policy and legal modifications may be related to changes in cannabis perceptions, availability and use and in the way cannabis is grow[...]
D. HORYNIAK ;
M. STOOVE ;
L. DEGENHARDT ;
C. AITKEN ;
T. KERR ;
P. DIETZE
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Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.26, n°1, January 2015) Article : Périodique
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Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.26, n°1, January 2015) Article : Périodique
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Background: Between late 2010 and mid 2011 there was a significant heroin shortage in the United Kingdom (UK), resulting in a rapid drop in street heroin purity and increase in price. The most well documented event of this kind is the 2000-2001 [...]
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Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.26, n°1, January 2015) Article : Périodique
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U. TACKE ;
A. R. WINSTOCK
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Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.26, n°1, January 2015) Article : Périodique
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P. MATEU-GELABERT ;
H. GUARINO ;
A. BENNETT ;
T. WENDEL ;
L. JESSELL ;
A. TEPER
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Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.26, n°1, January 2015) Article : Périodique
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