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Bulletin de Périodique
Addiction , Vol.105, n°10 - October 2010
Paru le :
01/10/2010
Article en page(s) :
1685-1866
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Note de contenu :
CONTENTS:
- Legal highs and the challenges for policy makers [Editorial], Winstock A.R., Ramsey J.D., p. 1685-1687.
- Drug prevention programmes for young people: where have we been and where should we be going?, Midford R., p. 1688-1695.
- Commentary on Midford (2010): Drug prevention programs for young people are a good investment, Rowland B., Toumbourou J.W., p. 1696-1697.
- Mindfulness-based treatments for co-occurring depression and substance use disorders: what can we learn from the brain?, Brewer J.A., Bowen S., Smith J.T., Marlatt G.A., Potenza M.N., p. 1698-1706.
- Commentaries on Brewer et al. (2010): Mindfulness-specific or generic mechanisms of action, Diclemente C.C., p. 1707-1708; discussion 1709-1710.
- Commentaries on Brewer et al. (2010): Mindfulness-specific or generic mechanisms of action, Bergmark A., p. 1708-1709; discussion 1709-1710.
- Conversation with Roger E. Meyer, Meyer R.E., p. 1711-1720.
- Case studies of tobacco dependence treatment in Brazil, England, India, South Africa and Uruguay, Raw M., Mcneill A., Murray R., p. 1721-1728.
- Community reinforcement and family training: an effective option to engage treatment-resistant substance-abusing individuals in treatment, Roozen H.G., De Waart R., Van Der Kroft P., p. 1729-1738.
- Commentary on Roozen et al. (2010): Involving families in addiction treatment-the way forward, Copello A., p. 1739-1740.
- Initial, habitual and compulsive alcohol use is characterized by a shift of cue processing from ventral to dorsal striatum, Vollstadt-Klein S., Wichert S., Rabinstein J., Buhler M., Klein O., Ende G., et al., p. 1741-1749.
- The importance of family management, closeness with father and family structure in early adolescent alcohol use, Habib C., Santoro J., Kremer P., Toumbourou J., Leslie E., Williams J., p. 1750-1758.
- Predictors of injury-related and non-injury-related mortality among veterans with alcohol use disorders, Fudalej S., Bohnert A., Austin K., Barry K., Blow F., Ilgen M., p. 1759-1766.
- Deliberate induction of alcohol tolerance: empirical introduction to a novel health risk, Martinez J.A., Steinley D., Sher K.J., p. 1767-1770.
- Validity of suspected alcohol and drug violations in aviation employees, Li G., Brady J.E., Dimaggio C., Baker S.P., Rebok G.W., p. 1771-1775.
- Risk factors for drug dependence among out-patients on opioid therapy in a large US health-care system, Boscarino J.A., Rukstalis M., Hoffman S.N., Han J.J., Erlich P.M., Gerhard G.S., et al., p. 1776-1782.
- Commentary on Boscarino et al. (2010): Understanding the spectrum of opioid abuse, misuse and harms among chronic opioid therapy patients, Von Korff M., p. 1783-1784.
- Proximity to the US-Mexico border: a key to explaining geographic variation in US methamphetamine, cocaine and heroin purity, Cunningham J.K., Maxwell J.C., Campollo O., Cunningham K.I., Liu L.M., Lin H.L., p. 1785-1798.
- Treatment process, alliance and outcome in brief versus extended treatments for marijuana dependence, Gibbons C.J., Nich C., Steinberg K., Roffman R.A., Corvino J., Babor T.F., et al., p. 1799-1808.
- Withdrawal symptoms in abstinent methamphetamine-dependent subjects, Zorick T., Nestor L., Miotto K., Sugar C., Hellemann G., Scanlon G., et al., p. 1809-1818.
- Losses disguised as wins in modern multi-line video slot machines, Dixon M.J., Harrigan K.A., Sandhu R., Collins K., Fugelsang J.A., p. 1819-1824.
- Commentary on Dixon et al. (2010): Unscrambling the egg, Livingstone C., p. 1825-1826.
- Empirical support for a multi-dimensional model of sensations experienced by youth during their initial smoking episodes, Richardson C.G., Okoli C.T., Ratner P.A., Johnson J.L., p. 1827-1834.
- A qualitative study of young people's sources of cigarettes and attempts to circumvent underage sales laws, Robinson J., Amos A., p. 1835-1843.
- Peer substance involvement modifies genetic influences on regular substance involvement in young women, Agrawal A., Balasubramanian S., Smith E.K., Madden P.A., Bucholz K.K., Heath A.C., et al., p. 1844-1853.
- Commentary on Agrawal et al. (2010): Social environments modulate alcohol use, Rose R.J., Dick D.M., p. 1854-1855.
- Lee Nelken Robins: 29 August 1922-25 September 2009, Helzer J., p. 1856-1858.
- Political and systemic barriers increasing risk of hiv for injecting drug users in East Africa, Wolfe D., Csete J., p. 1859.
- Warning: legal synthetic cannabinoid-receptor agonists such as JWH-018 may precipitate psychosis in vulnerable individuals, Every-Palmer S., p. 1859-1860.
- What's the matter with cue-induced craving? A commentary on Perkins, Munafo M.R., Hitsman B., p. 1860-1861.
- Legal highs and the challenges for policy makers [Editorial], Winstock A.R., Ramsey J.D., p. 1685-1687.
- Drug prevention programmes for young people: where have we been and where should we be going?, Midford R., p. 1688-1695.
- Commentary on Midford (2010): Drug prevention programs for young people are a good investment, Rowland B., Toumbourou J.W., p. 1696-1697.
- Mindfulness-based treatments for co-occurring depression and substance use disorders: what can we learn from the brain?, Brewer J.A., Bowen S., Smith J.T., Marlatt G.A., Potenza M.N., p. 1698-1706.
- Commentaries on Brewer et al. (2010): Mindfulness-specific or generic mechanisms of action, Diclemente C.C., p. 1707-1708; discussion 1709-1710.
- Commentaries on Brewer et al. (2010): Mindfulness-specific or generic mechanisms of action, Bergmark A., p. 1708-1709; discussion 1709-1710.
- Conversation with Roger E. Meyer, Meyer R.E., p. 1711-1720.
- Case studies of tobacco dependence treatment in Brazil, England, India, South Africa and Uruguay, Raw M., Mcneill A., Murray R., p. 1721-1728.
- Community reinforcement and family training: an effective option to engage treatment-resistant substance-abusing individuals in treatment, Roozen H.G., De Waart R., Van Der Kroft P., p. 1729-1738.
- Commentary on Roozen et al. (2010): Involving families in addiction treatment-the way forward, Copello A., p. 1739-1740.
- Initial, habitual and compulsive alcohol use is characterized by a shift of cue processing from ventral to dorsal striatum, Vollstadt-Klein S., Wichert S., Rabinstein J., Buhler M., Klein O., Ende G., et al., p. 1741-1749.
- The importance of family management, closeness with father and family structure in early adolescent alcohol use, Habib C., Santoro J., Kremer P., Toumbourou J., Leslie E., Williams J., p. 1750-1758.
- Predictors of injury-related and non-injury-related mortality among veterans with alcohol use disorders, Fudalej S., Bohnert A., Austin K., Barry K., Blow F., Ilgen M., p. 1759-1766.
- Deliberate induction of alcohol tolerance: empirical introduction to a novel health risk, Martinez J.A., Steinley D., Sher K.J., p. 1767-1770.
- Validity of suspected alcohol and drug violations in aviation employees, Li G., Brady J.E., Dimaggio C., Baker S.P., Rebok G.W., p. 1771-1775.
- Risk factors for drug dependence among out-patients on opioid therapy in a large US health-care system, Boscarino J.A., Rukstalis M., Hoffman S.N., Han J.J., Erlich P.M., Gerhard G.S., et al., p. 1776-1782.
- Commentary on Boscarino et al. (2010): Understanding the spectrum of opioid abuse, misuse and harms among chronic opioid therapy patients, Von Korff M., p. 1783-1784.
- Proximity to the US-Mexico border: a key to explaining geographic variation in US methamphetamine, cocaine and heroin purity, Cunningham J.K., Maxwell J.C., Campollo O., Cunningham K.I., Liu L.M., Lin H.L., p. 1785-1798.
- Treatment process, alliance and outcome in brief versus extended treatments for marijuana dependence, Gibbons C.J., Nich C., Steinberg K., Roffman R.A., Corvino J., Babor T.F., et al., p. 1799-1808.
- Withdrawal symptoms in abstinent methamphetamine-dependent subjects, Zorick T., Nestor L., Miotto K., Sugar C., Hellemann G., Scanlon G., et al., p. 1809-1818.
- Losses disguised as wins in modern multi-line video slot machines, Dixon M.J., Harrigan K.A., Sandhu R., Collins K., Fugelsang J.A., p. 1819-1824.
- Commentary on Dixon et al. (2010): Unscrambling the egg, Livingstone C., p. 1825-1826.
- Empirical support for a multi-dimensional model of sensations experienced by youth during their initial smoking episodes, Richardson C.G., Okoli C.T., Ratner P.A., Johnson J.L., p. 1827-1834.
- A qualitative study of young people's sources of cigarettes and attempts to circumvent underage sales laws, Robinson J., Amos A., p. 1835-1843.
- Peer substance involvement modifies genetic influences on regular substance involvement in young women, Agrawal A., Balasubramanian S., Smith E.K., Madden P.A., Bucholz K.K., Heath A.C., et al., p. 1844-1853.
- Commentary on Agrawal et al. (2010): Social environments modulate alcohol use, Rose R.J., Dick D.M., p. 1854-1855.
- Lee Nelken Robins: 29 August 1922-25 September 2009, Helzer J., p. 1856-1858.
- Political and systemic barriers increasing risk of hiv for injecting drug users in East Africa, Wolfe D., Csete J., p. 1859.
- Warning: legal synthetic cannabinoid-receptor agonists such as JWH-018 may precipitate psychosis in vulnerable individuals, Every-Palmer S., p. 1859-1860.
- What's the matter with cue-induced craving? A commentary on Perkins, Munafo M.R., Hitsman B., p. 1860-1861.
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