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Bulletin de Périodique
Addiction , Vol.114, n°10 - October 2019
Paru le :
01/10/2019
Année
2019
Page(s) :
1721-1908
Langue(s) :
Anglais
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CONTENTS:
- Should we worry that take-home naloxone availability may increase opioid use? [Editorial]. Tas B., Humphreys K., McDonald R., Strang J., p. 1723-1725.
- The prevalence of wholly attributable alcohol conditions in the United Kingdom hospital system: a systematic review, meta-analysis and meta-regression. Roberts E., Morse R., Epstein S., Hotopf M., Leon D., Drummond C., p. 1726-1737.
- Mortality among people with regular or problematic use of amphetamines: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Stockings E., Tran L.T., Santo Jr T., Peacock A., Larney S., Santomauro D., et al., p. 1738-1750.
- Commentary on Stockings et al. (2019): The global amphetamine epidemic - a rising tide of mortality. Bahji A., p. 1751-1752.
- Polygenic risk for alcohol misuse is moderated by romantic partnerships. Barr P.B., Kuo S.I.-C., Aliev F., Latvala A., Viken R., Rose R.J., et al., p. 1753-1762.
- Age, period and cohort effects in frequent cannabis use among US students: 1991-2018. Hamilton A.D., Jang J.B., Patrick M.E., Schulenberg J.E., Keyes K.M., p. 1763-1772.
- Commentary on Hamilton et al. (2019): Why aren't cannabis use rates declining among US adolescents? Grucza R.A., Borodovsky J.T., p. 1773-1774.
- Prescription opioid use patterns, use disorder diagnoses and addiction treatment receipt after the 2014 Medicaid expansion in Oregon. Springer R., Marino M., Bailey S.R., Angier H., O'Malley J.P., Hoopes M., et al., p. 1775-1784.
- In their own words: language preferences of individuals who use heroin. Pivovarova E., Stein Michael D., p. 1785-1790.
- Persistence of use of prescribed cannabinoid medicines in Manitoba, Canada: a population-based cohort study. Alkabbani W., Marrie R.A., Bugden S., Alessi-Severini S., Bolton J.M., Daeninck P., et al., p. 1791-1799.
- Exogenous progesterone for smoking cessation in men and women: a pilot double-blind, placebo-controlled randomized clinical trial. Tosun N.L., Fieberg A.M., Eberly L.E., Harrison K.A., Tipp A.R., Allen A.M., et al., p. 1800-1813.
- Commentary on Tosun et al. (2019): Dynamic changes in sex hormones and smoking cessation. Peltier M.R., McKee S.A., p. 1814-1815.
- Tobacco-21 laws and young adult smoking: quasi-experimental evidence. Friedman A.S., Buckell J., Sindelar J.L., p. 1816-1823.
- Effects of immediate versus gradual nicotine reduction in cigarettes on biomarkers of biological effects. Hatsukami D.K., Luo X., Heskin A.K., Tang M.K., Carmella S.G., Jensen J., et al., p. 1824-1833.
- Bidirectional associations between young adults' reported exposure to e-cigarette marketing and e-cigarette use. Kreitzberg D.S., Pasch K.E., Marti C.N., Loukas A., Perry C.L., p. 1834-1841.
- The ironic effects of stigmatizing smoking: combining stereotype threat theory with behavioral pharmacology. Cortland C.I., Shapiro J.R., Guzman I.Y., Ray L.A., p. 1842-1848.
- Exposure to pictures of natural landscapes may reduce cigarette smoking. Wu W.-H., Chiou W.-B., p. 1849-1853.
- Negative marijuana-related consequences among college students in five countries: measurement invariance of the Brief Marijuana Consequences Questionnaire. Bravo A.J., Pearson M.R., Pilatti A., Mezquita L., Team C.-C.A.S., p. 1854-1865.
- Understanding and using time series analyses in addiction research. Beard E., Marsden J., Brown J., Tombor I., Stapleton J., Michie S., et al., p. 1866-1884.
- Addiction Lives: Susanne MacGregor. Berridge V., p. 1885-1886.
- Smoke-free, but dependent on nicotine: comment on Jackson et al. (2019). Karam-Hage M., p. 1887-1887.
- Reply to ‘Smoke free, but dependent on nicotine' (Karam-Hage 2019). Jackson S.E., Kotz D., West R., Brown J., p. 1887-1888.
- Adolescent cannabis use and risk of mental health problems - the need for newer data. McDonald A.J., Roerecke M., Mann R.E., p. 1889-1890.
- Should we worry that take-home naloxone availability may increase opioid use? [Editorial]. Tas B., Humphreys K., McDonald R., Strang J., p. 1723-1725.
- The prevalence of wholly attributable alcohol conditions in the United Kingdom hospital system: a systematic review, meta-analysis and meta-regression. Roberts E., Morse R., Epstein S., Hotopf M., Leon D., Drummond C., p. 1726-1737.
- Mortality among people with regular or problematic use of amphetamines: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Stockings E., Tran L.T., Santo Jr T., Peacock A., Larney S., Santomauro D., et al., p. 1738-1750.
- Commentary on Stockings et al. (2019): The global amphetamine epidemic - a rising tide of mortality. Bahji A., p. 1751-1752.
- Polygenic risk for alcohol misuse is moderated by romantic partnerships. Barr P.B., Kuo S.I.-C., Aliev F., Latvala A., Viken R., Rose R.J., et al., p. 1753-1762.
- Age, period and cohort effects in frequent cannabis use among US students: 1991-2018. Hamilton A.D., Jang J.B., Patrick M.E., Schulenberg J.E., Keyes K.M., p. 1763-1772.
- Commentary on Hamilton et al. (2019): Why aren't cannabis use rates declining among US adolescents? Grucza R.A., Borodovsky J.T., p. 1773-1774.
- Prescription opioid use patterns, use disorder diagnoses and addiction treatment receipt after the 2014 Medicaid expansion in Oregon. Springer R., Marino M., Bailey S.R., Angier H., O'Malley J.P., Hoopes M., et al., p. 1775-1784.
- In their own words: language preferences of individuals who use heroin. Pivovarova E., Stein Michael D., p. 1785-1790.
- Persistence of use of prescribed cannabinoid medicines in Manitoba, Canada: a population-based cohort study. Alkabbani W., Marrie R.A., Bugden S., Alessi-Severini S., Bolton J.M., Daeninck P., et al., p. 1791-1799.
- Exogenous progesterone for smoking cessation in men and women: a pilot double-blind, placebo-controlled randomized clinical trial. Tosun N.L., Fieberg A.M., Eberly L.E., Harrison K.A., Tipp A.R., Allen A.M., et al., p. 1800-1813.
- Commentary on Tosun et al. (2019): Dynamic changes in sex hormones and smoking cessation. Peltier M.R., McKee S.A., p. 1814-1815.
- Tobacco-21 laws and young adult smoking: quasi-experimental evidence. Friedman A.S., Buckell J., Sindelar J.L., p. 1816-1823.
- Effects of immediate versus gradual nicotine reduction in cigarettes on biomarkers of biological effects. Hatsukami D.K., Luo X., Heskin A.K., Tang M.K., Carmella S.G., Jensen J., et al., p. 1824-1833.
- Bidirectional associations between young adults' reported exposure to e-cigarette marketing and e-cigarette use. Kreitzberg D.S., Pasch K.E., Marti C.N., Loukas A., Perry C.L., p. 1834-1841.
- The ironic effects of stigmatizing smoking: combining stereotype threat theory with behavioral pharmacology. Cortland C.I., Shapiro J.R., Guzman I.Y., Ray L.A., p. 1842-1848.
- Exposure to pictures of natural landscapes may reduce cigarette smoking. Wu W.-H., Chiou W.-B., p. 1849-1853.
- Negative marijuana-related consequences among college students in five countries: measurement invariance of the Brief Marijuana Consequences Questionnaire. Bravo A.J., Pearson M.R., Pilatti A., Mezquita L., Team C.-C.A.S., p. 1854-1865.
- Understanding and using time series analyses in addiction research. Beard E., Marsden J., Brown J., Tombor I., Stapleton J., Michie S., et al., p. 1866-1884.
- Addiction Lives: Susanne MacGregor. Berridge V., p. 1885-1886.
- Smoke-free, but dependent on nicotine: comment on Jackson et al. (2019). Karam-Hage M., p. 1887-1887.
- Reply to ‘Smoke free, but dependent on nicotine' (Karam-Hage 2019). Jackson S.E., Kotz D., West R., Brown J., p. 1887-1888.
- Adolescent cannabis use and risk of mental health problems - the need for newer data. McDonald A.J., Roerecke M., Mann R.E., p. 1889-1890.
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A. D. HAMILTON ;
J. B. JANG ;
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J. E. SCHULENBERG ;
K. M. KEYES
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