CONTENTS:
- From "herbal highs" to the "heroin of cannabis": Exploring the evolving discourse on synthetic cannabinoid use in a Norwegian Internet drug forum. Bilgrei O.R., p. 1-8.
- Prevalence of marijuana use does not differentially increase among youth after states pass medical marijuana laws: Commentary on Stolzenberg et al. (2015) and reanalysis of US National Survey on Drug Use in Households data 2002-2011. Wall M.M., Mauro C., Hasin D.S., Keyes K.M., Cerda M., Martins S.S., et al., p. 9-13.
- Big tobacco, E-cigarettes, and a road to the smoking endgame. Branston J.R., Sweanor D., p. 14-18.
- "There's nothing here": Deindustrialization as risk environment for overdose. McLean K., p. 19-26.
- When is it OK to be drunk? Situational and cultural variations in the acceptability of visible intoxication in the UK and Norway. Fjaer E.G., Pedersen W., von Soest T., Gray P., p. 27-32.
- Studying ritual and individual orientations to alcohol use: Drinking motives and their connection to intoxication in Finland in the 2000s. Törrönen J., Härkönen J., p. 33-40.
- A qualitative study of smokers' views on brain-based explanations of tobacco dependence. Morphett K., Carter A., Hall W., Gartner C., p. 41-48.
- Conspicuous by their abstinence: The limited engagement of heroin users in English and Welsh Drug Recovery Wings. Page G., Templeton L., Grace S., Roberts P., McKeganey N., Russell C., et al., p. 49-56.
- Non-prescribed use of opioid substitution medication: Patterns and trends in sub-populations of opioid users in Germany. Schulte B., Schmidt C.S., Strada L., Götzke C., Hiller P., Fischer B., et al., p. 57-65.
- Methamphetamine use among gay and bisexual men in Australia: Trends in recent and regular use from the Gay Community Periodic Surveys. Lea T., Mao L., Hopwood M., Prestage G., Zablotska I., de Wit J., et al., p. 66-72.
- E-cigarette advertisements, and associations with the use of e-cigarettes and disapproval or quitting of smoking: Findings from the International Tobacco Control (ITC) Netherlands Survey. Nagelhout G.E., Heijndijk S.M., Cummings K.M., Willemsen M.C., van den Putte B., Heckman B.W., et al., p. 73-79.
- Psychedelics and cognitive liberty: Reimagining drug policy through the prism of human rights. Walsh C., p. 80-87.
- Social disadvantage and past treatment among clients entering public alcohol and drug services in two Australian states. Berends L., Garfield J.B.B., Manning V., Buykx P., Lam T., Mugavin J., et al., p. 88-90.
- Accessing methadone within Moldovan prisons: Prejudice and myths amplified by peers. Polonsky M., Azbel L., Wickersham J.A., Marcus R., Doltu S., Grishaev E., et al., p. 91-95.
- It stops with us: Peer responses increase availability of sterile injecting equipment. Higgs P., Cogger S., Kelsall J., Gavin N., Elmore K., Francis P., et al., p. 96-97.
- Prisoners' access to psychoactive medications: The need for research and improved policy. Watson T.M., p. 98-99.
- Integration of outpatient alcohol treatment services in substance abuse treatment centers: An introduction to the first national program in Iran. Shariatirad S., Massah O., Farhoudian A., Radfar S.R., Molavi N., Hashemian S.S., et al., p. 100-101.