CONTENTS:
- Can scare tactics and fear-based messages help deter substance misuse: a systematic review of recent (2005-2017) research. Esrick J., Kagan R.G., Carnevale J.T., Valenti M., Rots G., Dash K., p. 209-218.
- Substance abuse during pregnancy: a 5-year follow-up of mothers and children. Reitan T., p. 219-228.
- Contrasting staff and student views on alcohol education provision in a UK university. Brown R., Murphy S., p. 229-237.
- Evaluation of the UK D.A.R.E. Primary programme. Evans E., Tseloni A., p. 238-249.
- Examining the blurred boundaries between medical and recreational cannabis - results from an international study of small-scale cannabis cultivators. Hakkarainen P., Decorte T., Sznitman S., Karjalainen K., Barratt M.J., Frank V.A., et al., p. 250-258.
- Secondary cannabis use among London drug treatment service clients. Simonavicius E., Singh P., Calder R., Hines L.A., Lynskey M.T., Morley K.I., p. 259-264.
- How did live music become central to debates on how to regulate the Victorian night-time economy? A qualitative analysis of Victorian newspaper reporting since 2003. Cook M., Wilkinson C., p. 265-272.
- Routine care interventions with the parents of adult drug and alcohol users. Missouridou E., Segredou I., Esseridou D., Papadatou D., p. 273-279.
- Drinking behaviours and alcohol preferences of female and male students at a Polish university in 2000-2016. Podstawski R., Wesolowska E., Choszcz D., Markowski P., Klimczak J., p. 280-286.
- Heightened hypocrisy: a critical analysis of how the alcohol industry-sponsored "Nigerian Beer Symposium" jeopardises public health. Dumbili E.W., p. 287-291.