CONTENTS:
- Cannabis legalization in Canada: how might 'strict' regulation impact youth? [Editorial]. Watson T.M., Erickson P.G., p. 1-5.
- Use of substances among professionals and students of professional programs: a review of the literature. Kiepek N., Baron J.-L., p. 6-31.
- Five typologies of alcohol and drug prevention programmes. A qualitative review of the content of alcohol and drug prevention programmes targeting adolescents. Demant J., Schierff L.M., p. 32-39.
- Delivering information and brief advice on alcohol (IBA) in social work and social care settings: an exploratory study. Hafford-Letchfield T., Thom B., Herring R., Bayley M., p. 40-49.
- 'A place to be (me)': a qualitative study on an alternative approach to treatment for persons with dual diagnosis. De Ruysscher C., Vanheule S., Vandevelde S., p. 50-59.
- 'Isn't it mostly girls that do pre-drinks really?' Young men and women's accounts of pre-loading in the UK. Atkinson A.M., Sumnall H., p. 60-69.
- Gender and intoxication: from masculinity to intersectionality. Hunt G., Antin T., p. 70-78.
- Alcohol intoxication among cannabis users in a school-based adolescent sample. Nordfjaern T., Salthammer J.A., p. 79-87.
- Do teenagers' and parents' alcohol-related views meet? - Analysing focus group data from Finland and Norway. Simonen J., Törrönen J., Tigerstedt C., Scheffels J., Moan I.S., Karlsson N., p. 88-96.
- Coaches' awareness of doping practices and knowledge about anti-doping control systems in elite sport. Engelberg T., Moston S., Blank C., p. 97-103.
- Challenging, co-operating and splitting: a qualitative analysis of how the trade press responded to cumulative impact policies in England and Wales. Hector D., McGill E., Grace D., Egan M., p. 104-112.