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M. CLARKE | 1987FRANÇAIS : Au cours d'une réunion au laboratoire de police de Londres, 10 intervenants ont abordé : les problèmes de contrebande de drogues "in corporé", les explorations radiographiques forcées, les abus dans les écoles, la pharmacologie, les [...]
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B. J. CLEARY ; J. DONNELLY ; J. STRAWBRIDGE ; P. J. GALLAGHER ; T. FAHEY ; M. CLARKE ; D. J. MURPHY |AIM: To determine if there is a relationship between maternal methadone dose in pregnancy and the diagnosis or medical treatment of neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS). METHODS: PubMed, EMBASE, the Cochrane Library and PsychINFO were searched for[...]
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New psychoactives within polydrug use trajectories - Evidence from a mixed-method longitudinal study
K. HIGGINS ; N. O'NEILL ; L. O'HARA ; J. A. JORDAN ; M. McCANN ; T. O'NEILL ; M. CLARKE ; T. O'NEILL ; G. KELLY ; A. CAMPBELL |AIMS: To provide public health-related research evidence on types and usage patterns of new psychoactive substances (NPS), developmental pathways into NPS and decision-making factors for, and associated harms of, NPS use. DESIGN: Three-phase mi[...]
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E. S. DRAPER ; J. RANKIN ; A. M. TONKS ; K. R. ABRAMS ; D. J. FIELD ; M. CLARKE ; J. J. KURINCZUK |The authors tested the hypothesis that the birth prevalence of gastroschisis is positively associated with use of recreational drugs in early pregnancy. A matched case-control study was carried out in three regions of the United Kingdom over the[...]
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G. W. SHORTER ; J. W. BRAY ; E. L. GILES ; A. J. O'DONNELL ; A. H. BERMAN ; A. HOLLOWAY ; N. HEATHER ; C. BARBOSA ; K. J. STOCKDALE ; S. J. SCOTT ; M. CLARKE ; D. NEWBURY-BIRCH |OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this study was to characterize recent alcohol brief intervention (ABI) efficacy and effectiveness trials, summarize outcomes, and show how variability in outcomes and reporting compromises the evidence base. METHOD: A [...]
