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J. J. SCHENSUL ; CONVEY M. ; BURKHOLDER G. | 2005ENGLISH : Polydrug use is of particular interest to researchers concerned with the drug use of youth and young adults because it is associated with progression to regular and addictive drug use. New research shows that polydrug use appears to [...]
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M. R. WEEKS ; S. CLAIR ; M. SINGER ; K. RADDA ; J. J. SCHENSUL ; D. S. WILSON ; M. MARTINEZ ; G. SCOTT ; G. KNIGHT | 2001A study of drug use locations in Hartford, CT, is designed to understand the environmental and social conditions within "high risk sites" where drug users inject drugs or smoke crack, in order to develop AIDS prevention models that build upon th[...]
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Ecstasy use has spread beyond the rave and club scenes into other arenas of party culture, and from middle-class America to working-class and low-income neighborhoods of large cities. In order to explore ecstasy use among inner city adolescents [...]
Article : Périodique
J. J. SCHENSUL ; DIAMOND S. ; DISCH W. ; R. BERMUDEZ ; EISERMAN J. |Ecstasy is a drug commonly associated with all-night, or all-weekend electronic dance events known as raves. Upper- and middle-class clubs, gay bars and clubs, and party venues are other common public settings where ecstasy use occurs. During th[...]
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J. J. SCHENSUL ; HUEBNER C. ; M. SINGER ; SNOW M. ; FELICIANO P. ; BROOMHALL L. | 2000FRANÇAIS : Cet article décrit les facteurs culturels associés à l'usage de la marijuana à forte concentration chez les jeunes citadins d'une ville de taille moyenne du nord-est des Etats-Unis. Alors que ce produit est disponible et consommé à l[...]
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J. J. SCHENSUL ; BURKHOLDER G. J. | 2005ENGLISH : This paper reviews the results of research conducted with African American and Puerto Rican emerging adults between the ages of 18 and 25 whose life experiences increase vulnerability to drug use and pose some significant challenges [...]
