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EDITORIALTime for precautionary action on alcohol industryfunding of sporting bodiesKypros Kypri, Kerry O'brien, Peter Miller 1949FOR DEBATEAre differences in guidelines for the treatment ofnicotine dependence and non-nicotine dependencejustified?John R. Hughes, Roger D. Weiss 1951POLICY CASE STUDIESThe age-21 minimum legal drinking age: a case studylinking past and current debateTraci L. Toomey, Toben F. Nelson, Kathleen M. Lenk1958REVIEWSAnabolic–androgenic steroid dependence: anemerging disorderGen Kanayama, Kirk J. Brower, Ruth I. Wood, James I.Hudson, Harrison G. Pope Jr 1966Commentary on Kanayama et al. (2009): Thenormalization of steroid useLee F. Monaghan 1979Alcohol and hypertension: gender differences indose–response relationships determined throughsystematic review and meta-analysisBenjamin Taylor, Hyacinth M. Irving, Dolly Baliunas,Michael Roerecke, Jayadeep Patra, Satya Mohapatra,Jurgen Rehm 1981METHODS AND TECHNIQUESExtending drug ethno-epidemiology using agentbasedmodellingDavid Moore, Anne Dray, Rachael Green, Susan L.Hudson, Rebecca Jenkinson, Christine Siokou, PascalPerez, Gabriele Bammer, Lisa Maher, Paul Dietze 1991AddictionVOLUME 104 • NUMBER 12 • DECEMBER 2009RESEARCH REPORTSAlcohol consumption in homicide victims in the city ofSão PauloGabriel Andreuccetti, Heráclito Barbosa de Carvalho, Júliode Carvalho Ponce, Débora Gonçalves de Carvalho, TúlioKahn, Daniel Romero Muñoz, Vilma Leyton 1998Urine tested positive for ethyl glucuronide after traceamounts of ethanolAnnette Thierauf, Claudia C. Halter, Sumandeep Rana,Volker Auwaerter, Ariane Wohlfarth, Friedrich M. Wurst,Wolfgang Weinmann 2007Acute alcohol impairs conditioning of a behaviouralreward-seeking response and inhibitory controlprocesses—implications for addictive disordersSabine Loeber, Theodora Duka 2013A randomized controlled trial of an internet-basedintervention for alcohol abusers (p 2023-2032)John A. Cunningham, T. Cameron Wild, JoanneCordingley, Trevor van Mierlo, Keith Humphreys 2023Determinants of successful chronic hepatitis C casefinding among patients receiving opioid maintenancetreatment in a primary care settingOliver Senn, André Seidenberg, Thomas Rosemann 2033Commentary on Senn et al. (2009): Primary care is theplace to manage hepatitis C in opiate-dependentpatientsJ. Roy Robertson 2039Do9 -tetrahydrocannabinol concentrations indicaterecent use in chronic cannabis users?Erin L. Karschner, Eugene W. Schwilke, Ross H. Lowe,W. David Darwin, Harrison G. Pope, Ronald Herning,Jean L. Cadet, Marilyn A. Huestis 2041Estimating population attributable risk for hepatitis Cseroconversion in injecting drug users in Australia:implications for prevention policy and planningHandan Wand, Donna Spiegelman, Matthew Law, BinJalaludin, John Kaldor, Lisa Maher 2049Content of ecstasy in the Netherlands: 1993–2008Neeltje Vogels, Tibor M. Brunt, Sander Rigter, Peter vanDijk, Hylke Vervaeke, Raymond J. M. Niesink (USA) 2057[Commentary] Trial Comes Too Late As PsychiatricRandomized controlled trial comparing theeffectiveness and safety of intranasal andintramuscular naloxone for the treatment of suspectedheroin overdoseDebra Kerr, Anne-Maree Kelly, Paul Dietze, DamienJolley, Bill Barger 2067The natural history of quitting smoking: findings fromthe International Tobacco Control (ITC) Four CountrySurveyNatalie Herd, Ron Borland 2075Predictors of smoking relapse by duration ofabstinence: findings from the International TobaccoControl (ITC) Four Country SurveyNatalie Herd, Ron Borland, Andrew Hyland 2088Commentary on Herd & Borland (2009) and Herd et al.(2009): Illuminating the course and dynamics ofsmoking cessationSaul Shiffman 2100Influence of smoking cues in movies on cravingamong smokersKirsten Lochbuehler, Rutger C. M. E. Engels, Ron H. J.Scholte 2102The cost-effectiveness of antidepressants for smokingcessation in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease(COPD) patientsConstant P. Van Schayck, Janneke Kaper, Edwin J.Wagena, Emiel F. M. Wouters, Johannes L. Severens2110LETTERS TO THE EDITORMore Alcohol Dependence Than Abuse In Rural ChinaWan-Jun Guo, Xiu-Feng Xu, Sing Lee 2118The Death Penalty For Drugs Is A Violation OfInternational Human Rights Law; Efficacy—WhetherReal Or Imagined—Provides No ExcuseRick Lines 2119Behavioural Interventions To Prevent Weight Gain OnSmoking Cessation: A ResponseAmanda Parsons, Deborah Lycett, Paul Aveyard 2119NEW AND NOTES 2121

EDITORIALOptions for global tobacco control beyond theFramework Convention in Tobacco ControlCoral Gartner, Ann Mcneill 1EDITORIAL NOTEVested interests, addiction research and public policyThomas Babor, Peter Miller, Griffith Edwards 4FOR DEBATEThe 10 most important things known about addiction (Doug Sellman 6Commentaries on Sellman (2010)What We Do And Do Not Know About AddictionRutger C. M. E. Engels 14Can Science Help Close The Treatment Gap?María Elena Medina-Mora 15Culture, Treatment And The Culture Of TreatmentJames Bell 16Missing The ContinuumMark B. Sobell, Linda C. Sobell 17Perhaps It Is The Dodo Bird Verdict That Should BeExtinctKathleen M. Carroll, Bruce J. Rounsaville 18Science Will Uncover The Mysteries Of Addiction InThe EndDoug Sellman, Simon Adamson, Fraser Todd, DaryleDeering 20VESTED INTERESTS SERIESVested Interests in Addiction Research andPolicyAlcohol policies out of context: drinks industrysupplanting government role in alcohol policies insub-Saharan AfricaØystein Bakke, Dag Endal 22POLICY CASE STUDIESHeroin-assisted treatment in Switzerland: a case studyin policy changeAmbros Uchtenhagen 29REVIEWCognitive enhancement as a pharmacotherapy targetfor stimulant addictionMehmet Sofuoglu 38RESEARCH REPORTSEfficacy of repetitive transcranial magneticstimulation in alcohol dependence: a sham-controlledstudyBiswa R. Mishra, S. Haque Nizamie, Basudeb Das, SamirK. Praharaj 49Commentary on Mishra et al. (2010): Transcranialmagnetic stimulation effects on craving: impressivetherapy or therapeutic impressions?Jodie A. Trafton 56Failure to reduce drinking and driving in France: a 6-year prospective study in the GAZEL cohortAymery Constant, Sylviane Lafont, Mireille Chiron, MarieZins, Emmanuel Lagarde, Antoine Messia 57Ethnic differences in drinking outcomes following abrief alcohol intervention in the trauma care setting (pCraig A. Field, Raul Caetano, T. R. Harris, RalphFrankowski, Bahman Roudsari 62Evidence of a complex association between dose,pattern and timing of prenatal alcohol exposure andAddictionVOLUME 105 • NUMBER 1 • JANUARY 2010child behaviour problemsColleen M. O'Leary, Natasha Nassar, Stephen R. Zubrick,Jennifer J. Kurinczuk, Fiona Stanley, Carol Bower 74Randomized controlled trial of cognitive–behaviouraltherapy for coexisting depression and alcoholproblems: short-term outcomeAmanda L. Baker, David J. Kavanagh, Frances J. Kay-Lambkin, Sally A. Hunt, Terry J. Lewin, Vaughan J. Carr,Jennifer Connolly 87Reducing sex under the influence of drugs or alcoholfor patients in substance abuse treatmentDonald A. Calsyn, Paul Crits-Christoph, Mary A. Hatch-Maillette, Suzanne R. Doyle, Yong S. Song, Susan Coyer,Sara Pelta 100Cannabis and crime: findings from a longitudinalstudyWilly Pedersen, Torbjørn Skardhamar 109Commentary on Pedersen and Skardhamar (2010):Does cannabis use predict non-drug offending?David P. Farrington 119Consequences of chronic ketamine selfadministrationupon neurocognitive function andpsychological wellbeing: a 1-year longitudinal studyCelia J. A. Morgan, Leslie Muetzelfeldt, H. Valerie Curran121Commentary on Morgan et al. (2010): Ketamine abuse:first medical evidence of harms we should confrontRafael De La Torre 134The challenge of external validity in policy-relevantsystematic reviews: a case study from the field ofsubstance misuseMark Pearson, Ross Coomber 136Randomized controlled trial of dexamphetaminemaintenance for the treatment of methamphetaminedependenceMarie Longo, Wendy Wickes, Matthew Smout, SoniaHarrison, Sharon Cahill, Jason M. White 146Syringe exchange, injecting and intranasal drug useDon C. Des Jarlais, Kamyar Arasteh, Courtney McKnight,Martin Ringer, Samuel R. Friedman 155Smoker sensitivity to retail tobacco displays andquitting: a cohort studyDaniella Germain, Molly McCarthy, Melanie Wakefield159Smoking cessation patterns and predictors of quittingsmoking among the Japanese general population: a 1-year follow-up studyAkiko Hagimoto, Masakazu Nakamura, Takako Morita,Shizuko Masui, Akira Oshima 164LETTERS TO THE EDITORJust The Facts: Trade Agreements Do Not UndermineAlcohol PolicyPeter H. Cressy, Jamie Fortescue 174Industry Glosses Over Red Flags In Trade AgreementsDonald Zeigler 175BOOK REVIEWSThe Golden Triangle: Inside Southeast Asia's DrugTradeMichael Woodiwiss 178Raising The Bar: Preventing Aggression In AndAround Bars, Pubs And ClubsJohn D. Clapp 179NEW BOOKS 181NEWS AND NOTES 184

EDITORIALHepatitis B vaccination in prisons: a much-neededtargeted universal interventionMichael Farrell, John Strang, Heino Stöver 189FOR DEBATEThe alcohol industry and public interest scienceKerstin Stenius, Thomas F. Babor 191Commentaries on Stenius & Babor (2010)Conflicts Of Interest. A Golden Standard To GeneralizeIn Addiction ResearchAntoni Gual 199Protecting The Integrity Of Shared ScientificKnowledge: Is The Conflict Of Interest StatementEnough?Tanya Chikritzhs 200Research Funding—A Complex BusinessPekka Sulkunen 201Wanted: A Broader View Of Alcohol StudiesDwight B. Heath 202The Good, The Bad And The UglyGerhard Gmel 203Science And Industry: Comments On TheCommentariesKerstin Stenius, Thomas F. Babor 205RESEARCH CENTRES SERIESAddiction research centres and the nurturing ofcreativity: The Centre for Addictions Research ofBritish Columbia, CanadaTim Stockwell, Dan Reist, Scott Macdonald, Cecilia Benoit,Mikael Jansson 207REVIEWSDoes opioid substitution treatment in prisons reduceinjecting-related HIV risk behaviours? A systematicreviewSarah Larney 216Commentary on Larney (2010): A call to action—opioidsubstitution therapy as a conduit to routine care andprimary prevention of HIV transmission among opioiddependentprisonersSandra A. Springer 224METHODS AND TECHNIQUESEstimating driver risk using alcohol biomarkers,interlock blood alcohol concentration tests andpsychometric assessments: initial descriptivesPaul Marques, Scott Tippetts, John Allen, Martin Javors,Christer Alling, Michel Yegles, Fritz Pragst, Friedrich Wurst226RESEARCH REPORTSThe dimensionality of alcohol use disorders andalcohol consumption in a cross-national perspectiveGuilherme Borges, Yu Ye, Jason Bond, Cheryl J. Cherpitel,Mariana Cremonte, Jacek Moskalewicz, GrazynaSwiatkiewicz, Maritza Rubio-Stipec 240Commentary on Borges et al. (2010): Cross-nationaldimensionality of alcohol use disordersDeborah Hasin 255A dose–response perspective on college drinking andrelated problemsPaul J. Gruenewald, Fred W. Johnson, William R. Ponicki,Elizabeth A. LaScala 257AddictionVOLUME 105 • NUMBER 2 • FEBRUARY 2009Community alcohol outlet density and underagedrinkingMeng-Jinn Chen, Joel W. Grube, Paul J. Grunewald 270Retraining automatic action-tendencies to approachalcohol in hazardous drinkersReinout W. Wiers, Mike Rinck, Robert Kordts, KatrijnHouben, Fritz Strack 279Pregabalin, tiapride and lorazepam in alcoholwithdrawal syndrome: a multi-centre, randomized,single-blind comparison trialGiovanni Martinotti, Marco di Nicola, Alessandra Frustaci,Roberto Romanelli, Daniela Tedeschi, Riccardo Guglielmo,Luigi Guerriero, Angelo Bruschi, Rocco De Filippis, GinoPozzi, Massimo Di Giannantonio, Pietro Bria, Luigi Janiri288Outcome of long-term heroin-assisted treatmentoffered to chronic, treatment-resistant heroin addicts inthe NetherlandsPeter Blanken, Vincent M. Hendriks, Jan M. van Ree, Wimvan den Brink 300Commentary on Blanken et al. (2010): Long-termheroin-assisted treatment—some more questions andanswersNicholas Lintzeris 309Can hepatitis C virus prevalence be used as a measureof injection-related human immunodeficiency virus riskin populations of injecting drug users? An ecologicalanalysisPeter Vickerman, Matthew Hickman, Margaret May, MirjamKretzschmar, Lucas Wiessing 311The cost-effectiveness of consistent and earlyintervention of harm reduction for injecting drug usersin BangladeshLorna Guinness, Peter Vickerman, Zahidul Quayyum, AnnaFoss, Charlotte Watts, Andrea Rodericks, Tasnim Azim,Smarajit Jana, Lilani Kumaranayake 319The outcome of a rapid hepatitis B vaccinationprogramme in a methadone treatment clinicParameswaran Ramasamy, Nicholas Lintzeris, YvonneSutton, Helen Taylor, Carolyn A. Day, Paul S. Haber 329Problems experienced by community pharmacistsdelivering opioid substitution treatment in New SouthWales and Victoria, AustraliaAdam R. Winstock, Toby Lea, Janie Sheridan 335Commentary on Hatsukami et al. (2010): Building thescience base for tobacco product regulation—nicotinereductionMitch Zeller, Saul Shiffman 356Cognitive test scores in male adolescent cigarettesmokers compared to non-smokers: a populationbasedstudyMark Weiser, Salman Zarka, Nomi Werbeloff, Efrat Kravitz,Gad Lubin 358The impact of cigarette deprivation and cigaretteavailability on cue–reactivity in smokersSteffani R. Bailey, Katherine C. Goedeker, Stephen T.Tiffany 364LETTERS TO THE EDITORDangers Of Banning Spice And The SyntheticCannabinoid AgonistsRichard Hammersley 373Mobile Phone Addiction: A Point Of IssueMariano Chóliz 373It's Reunion Not RelapseDavid Marjo) 374NEW AND NOTES 376

ADDICTIVE BEHAVIORSAN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL(Incorporating Annual Review of Addictions Research and Treatment)ContentsVol. 35, No. 1, 2010PageORIGINAL ARTICLES1 Behavioral family counseling for substance abuse:A treatment development pilot study7 Adverse childhood events as risk factors for substancedependence: Partial mediation by mood and anxietydisorders14 The loss of autonomy over smoking in relation to lifetimecigarette consumption19 Public health clinical demonstration project for smokingcessation in veterans with posttraumatic stress disorder23 Examining factorial structure and measurement invariance ofthe Brief Symptom Inventory (BSI)-18 among drug usersTimothy J. O'FarrellMarie MurphyJane Alter, WilliamFals-StewartKara R. DouglasGrace ChanJoel GelernterAlbert J. AriasRaymond F. AntonRoger D. WeissKathleen BradyJames PolingLindsay FarrerHenry R. KranzlerW. W. Sanouri A. UrsprungJoseph R. DiFranzaEric A. DedertSarah M. WilsonPatrick S. CalhounScott D. MooreKim W. Hamlett-BerryJean C. BeckhamJichuan WangBrian C. KellyBrenda M. BoothRussel S. FalckCarl LeukefeldRobert G. CarlsonContinued on page I

Continued from outside back coverADDICTIVE BEHAVIORSVol. 35, No. 1, 201030 Substance use among late adolescent urban youths: Mental healthand gender influences35 A cotwin-control analysis of drug use and abuse/dependence riskassociated with early-onset cannabis useSHORT COMMUNICATIONS42 Comorbidity of generalized anxiety disorder and alcohol usedisorders among individuals seeking outpatient substance abusetreatment46 Intervention effects on tobacco use in Arab and non-ArabAmerican adolescents49 Peer influence in a micro-perspective: Imitation of alcoholic andnon-alcoholic beverages53 Do parents and school matter? Protective factors for adolescentsubstance use57 Mediators between coping styles and substance use/intentions inurban, high school freshmen60 The role of coping in moderating within-day associations betweennegative triggers and substance use cravings: A daily diaryinvestigation64 Modeling associations between posttraumatic stress symptomsand substance use68 Childhood trauma and health outcomes in adults with comorbidsubstance abuse and mental health disordersTraci M. SchwinnSteven P. SchinkeDanielle N. TrentJulia D. GrantMichael T. LynskeyJeffrey F. ScherrerArpana AgrawalAndrew C. HeathKathleen K. BucholzJoshua P. SmithSarah W. BookVirginia H. RiceLinda S. WeglickiThomas TemplinHikmet JamilAdnan HammadHelle LarsenRutger C.M.E. EngelsPierre M. SourenIsabela GranicGeertjan OverbeekBettina F. Piko,Eszter KovácsAngela S. ChiongBrenna H. BryValerie L. JohnsonH. Harrington ClevelandKitty S. HarrisPaige OuimetteJennifer P. ReadMichael Wade, VanessaTironeNancy S. WuLaura C. SchairerElinam DellorChristine Grella

ADDICTIVE BEHAVIORSAN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL(Incorporating Annual Review of Addictions Research and Treatment)ContentsVol. 35, No. 2, 2010Page73 A cognitive model for the intergenerational transference ofalcohol use behaviorJustine M. CampbellTian P. OeiORIGINAL ARTICLES84 Alcohol cue reactivity task development Carmen Pulido,Sandra A. Brown,Kevin Cummins,Martin P. Paulus,Susan F. Tapert91 PTSD contributes to teen and young adult cannabis usedisorders95 Cognitive attributions for smoking among adolescents inChinaJack R. CorneliusLevent KirisciMaureen ReynoldsDuncan B. Clark,Jeanine HayesRalph TarterQian GuoJennifer B. UngerStanley P. AzenChaoyang Li, Donna Spruijt-Metz,Paula H. PalmerChih-Ping ChouLiming Lee, Ping SunC. Anderson JohnsonContinued on page I

ADDICTIVE BEHAVIORSVol. 35, No. 2, 2010Continued from outside back cover102 Cannabis dependence in the San Francisco Family Study: Age ofonset of use, DSM-IV symptoms, withdrawal, and heritability111 The association between violence and lifetime suicidal thoughtsand behaviors in individuals treated for substance use disorders116 Drinking motives, drinking restraint and drinking behaviour amongyoung adults123 Combined effects of alcohol and hepatitis C: A secondary analysisof alcohol use biomarkers and high-risk behaviors from twomedication trials for alcohol dependence129 Cannabis consumption initiation among adolescents: A longitudinalstudy135 Disparity between the perceived alcohol-related attitudes ofparents and peers increases alcohol risk in college students140 The relationship between motivational structure, sense of control,intrinsic motivation and university students' alcohol consumptionCindy L. EhlersIan R. GizerCassandra VietenDavid A. GilderGina M. StoufferPhilip Lau,Kirk C. WilhelmsenMark A. IlgenMandi L. BurnetteKenneth R. ConnerEwa CzyzRegan MurrayStephen ChermackMichael LyversPenelope HaskingRiana HaniMadolyn RhodesEmily TrewJennifer G. Plebani,Carlos F. Tirado,Helen M. Pettinati,Kyle M. Kampman,Joseph R. Volpicelli, DavidW. OslinAnna PérezCarles ArizaFrancesca Sánchez-MartíneManel NebotJessica Cail,Joseph W. LaBrieZohreh Sepehri Shamloo,W. Miles Cox147 Gender, smoking status, and risk behavior attitudes explainadolescents' patterns of nicotine replacement therapy use152 Alcohol use disorders and acute alcohol use preceding suicide inChinaWilliam T. Dalton IIILisa M. KlesgesLaura HendersonGrant SomesLeslie RobinsonKaren C. JohnsonYali ZhangKenneth R. Conner,Michael R. PhillipsSHORT COMMUNICATIONS157 Sexual and injecting risk behaviours among regular ecstasy users Matthew DunnCarolyn DayRaimondo BrunoLouisa DegenhardtGabrielle Campbell

ADDICTIVE BEHAVIORSVol. 35, No. 2, 2010Continued from outside back cover161 Personality traits and mental health states of methamphetaminedependentand methamphetamine non-using MSM164 The impact of chronic bupropion on plasma cotinine and on thesubjective effects of ad lib smoking: A randomized controlled trialin unmotivated smokers168 Alcohol and drug use and related consequences among gay,lesbian and bisexual college students: Role of experiencingviolence, feeling safe on campus, and perceived stressTodd M. Solomon,Mathew V. Kiang,Perry N. Halkitis,Robert W. Moeller,Molly K. PappasSarwar HussainLaurie ZawertailoUsoa Busto, Martin ZackPeter FarvoldenPeter SelbyElizabeth Reed,Guillermo Prado,Atsushi Matsumoto,Hortensia Amaro172 Heritability of cannabis initiation in Dutch adult twins Jacqueline M. VinkLiselot M.C. WoltersMichael C. NealeDorret I. Boomsma175 Correlates of smoking cessation self-efficacy in a communitysample of smokers179 A prospective study of persistence in the prediction of smokingcessation outcome: Results from a randomized clinical trialElisa MartinezKristina L. TatumMarcella GlassAlbert BernathDaron FerrisPatrick ReynoldsRobert A. SchnollDavid KalmanRandall HoskinsonUsha SambamoorthiArthur J. Garvey

Addictive Disorders &Their TreatmentContentsVolume 8Number 4December 2009Case Report161 Is Aripiprazole Useful to Refrain From Cocaine Use After Detoxification (AvoidingRelapses)?Cassano, Giovanni B. Lattanzi, Lorenzo Litta, Antonella Lombardi, ValentinaTatulli, Alessandro Benedetti, Alessandra ; Longobardi, Antonio Maremmani, IcroOriginal Articles167 Assessing a Smoking Cessation Intervention for Veterans in Substance Use DisorderTreatmentCooper, Theodore V. Hunt, Yvonne M. Burke, Randy S. Stoever, Colby J.175 Cyclic Hyperemesis Secondary to Chronic Consumption of Cannabis: AReconceptualization of Psychogenic VomitingTraver, Francisco Edo, Silvia LicPs; Haro, Gonzalo185 Factor Analyses of the Allen Barriers to Treatment Instrument in a Sample of WomenSeeking Outpatient Treatment for Substance AbuseRinker, Dipali Venkataraman Lindsay, Jan A. Schmitz, Joy M. Green, Charles191 Comparison of 3 L-[alpha]-acetyl-methadol (LAAM) Maintenance Strategies for HeroinDependenceMoukaddam, Nidal Herin, David V. Stotts, Angela Dougherty, Anne HamiltonGreen, Charles Mooney, Marc Garcia, Ann Meisch, Richard A. Cowan, KatherineMoeller, Frederick Gerard Schmitz, Joy M. Grabowski, JohnBook Reviews201 Publishing Addiction Science: A Guide for the PerplexedMoukaddam, Nidal202 Drug Abuse Concepts, Prevention, and CessationMoukaddam, Nidal MD, PhD

Adicciones2009 - Vol. 21, N° 4EDITA: SOCIDROGALCOHOLEditorialClub Health – Perspectivas globales, nuevasdireccionesF., Measham; T., Anderson; P., Hadfield.......259OriginalesAlcohol, drogas, sexo y violencia: riesgos yconsecuencias para la salud entre los jóvenesturistas británicos en las Islas BalearesK., Hughes; M. A, Bellis; G., Whelan; A., Calafat;M, J.; Nicole, Blay..........................................265Evaluación de una intervención con conductoresdesignados para prevenir los accidentes detráfico provocados por el alcohol en lasdiscotecas de Milán, ItaliaG., Aresi; L., Fornari; C., Repetto; M.,Scolari...........................................................279Variaciones en el uso de substancias entreclubbers de acuerdo con factores individuales yde nivel de escenaT. L, Anderson; P. R, Kavanaugh; L., Rapp; K.,Daly...............................................................289Consumo de drogas, alcohol y conductassexuales en los ambientes recreativos nocturnosde PortugalL., Lomba; J, Apóstolo; F, Mendes................309EditorialClub Health: Global Perspectives, NewDirectionsFiona, Measham; Tammy, Anderson; Phil,Hadfield.............................................................259OriginalsAlcohol, drugs, sex and violence: health risksand consequences in young Britishholidaymakers to the BalearicsK., Hughes; M. A, Bellis; G., Whelan; A., Calafat;M, J.; Nicole, Blay.........................................265Evaluation of a designated driver intervention toprevent alcohol-related road accidents in theclubs of Milan, ItalyG., Aresi; L., Fornari; C., Repetto; M.,Scolari..........................................................279Variations in clubbers' substance use byindividual and scene-level factorsT. L, Anderson; P. R, Kavanaugh; L., Rapp; K.,Daly.............................................................289Drugs and alcohol consumption and sexualbehaviours in night recreational settings inPortugalL., Lomba; J, Apóstolo; F, Mendes..............309'Gritos de cerveza, cerveza': el rol de la música yde los DJs en el control del desorden en losclubes nocturnosP. Vallejo-Medina; A. Guillén-Riquelme; J.Alasdair J M, Forsyth.....................................327Pautas y problemas derivados del consumo defármacos entre los consumidores de éxtasis enAustraliaE., Silins; J. Copeland; P., Dillon.................347Todo empieza con 'E': Exclusión, etnicidad yformación de élites en el mundo actual de lasdiscotecas inglesasF. Measham; P., Hadfield.............................363REVISIÓNIntervenciones preventivas en contextosrecreativos nocturnos: revisiónA., Calafat; M., Juan; M. Angels, Duch........387'Lager, lager shouting': The role of music andDJs in nightclub disorder controlP. Vallejo-Medina; A. Guillén-Riquelme; J.Alasdair J M, Forsyth.................................327Patterns and harms of pharmaceutical drug useamong ecstasy users in AustraliaE., Silins; J. Copeland; P., Dillon..............347Everything Starts with an 'E': Exclusion,ethnicity and elite formation in contemporaryEnglish clublandF. Measham; P., Hadfield.........................363REVISIONPreventive interventions in nightlife: a reviewA., Calafat; M., Juan; M. Angels, Duch......387

THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF DRUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSEVolume 35, Number 6, 2009CONTENTSStereotactic Neurosurgical Treatment of Drug AddictionLin Lu, Xi Wang, Thomas R. Kosten..............................................................................................................391Dropout from Interim Methadone and Subsequent Comprehensive Methadone MaintenanceJan Gryczynski, Robert Schwartz, Kevin O'Grady, Jerome Jaffe..................................................................394Multiple Risk Factor Model Predicting Cannabis Use and Use Disorders: A Longitudinal StudyMohammad R. Hayatbakhsh, Jake M. Najman, William Bor, Michael J. O'Callaghan, Gail M. Williams. ...399A Study on Fu-Yuan Pellet, a Traditional Chinese Medicine Formula for Detoxification of HeroinAddictionsXue Wang, Jing Li, Mingsheng Huang, Lin Kang, Min Hu ............................................................................408Atomoxetine Attenuates Dextroamphetamine Effects in HumansMehmet Sofuoglu, James Poling, Kevin Hill, Thomas Kosten.......................................................................412Substance Abuser Impulsivity Decreases with a Nine-Month Stay in a Therapeutic CommunitySusan M. Bankston, Deidra D. Carroll, Stanley G. Cron, L. Kian Granmayeh, Marianne T. Marcus,F. Gerard Moeller, Joy M. Schmitz, Paul Swank, Patricia R. Liehr r .............................................................417Relationships between Drinking Onset, Alcohol Use Intensity, and Nighttime Risk Behaviors in a CollegeBar DistrictDennis L. Thombs, Ryan O'Mara, Amy L. Tobler, Alexander C. Wagenaar, John D. Clapp..........................421Characteristics of Opioid-Using Pregnant Women Who Accept or Refuse Participation in a Clinical Trial:Screening Results from the MOTHER StudySusan M. Stine, Sarah H. Heil, Karol Kaltenbach, Peter R. Martin, Mara G. Coyle, Gabriele Fischer,Amelia M. Arria, Peter Selby, Hendree E. Jones ..........................................................................................429D-Cycloserine and Cocaine Cue Reactivity: Preliminary FindingsKimber L. Price, Aimee L. McRae-Clark, Michael E. Saladin, Megan M. Moran-Santa Maria,Stacia M. DeSantis, Sudie E. Back, Kathleen T. Brady .................................................................................434Comparison of Tuberculin Skin Testing Reactivity in Opioid-Dependent Patients Seeking Treatmentwith Methadone versus Buprenorphine: Policy Implications for Tuberculosis ScreeningRyan K. Schwarz, R. Douglas Bruce, Samuel A. Ball, Maua Herme, Frederick L. Altice ...............................439Reported Reasons for Initiating Drug Use among Drug-Dependent Adolescents and Youths inYunnan, ChinaLijun Yang, Jianghong Li, Zhang Yiping, Zhang Wendong, Dai Fuqiang, Zhouyang Ren, Bruce Maycock....445

THE AMERICAN JOURNAL ONADDICTIONSVOLUME 18 NUMBER 6. November-December 2009439 Obesity and Its Relationship to Addictions: Is Overeating a Form of Addictive Behavior?Danielle Barry, Megan Clarke, Nancy M. PetryREGULAR ARTICLES452 The Variety of Ecstasy/MDMA Users: Results from the National Epidemiologic Survey onAlcohol and Related ConditionsLi-Tzy Wu, Andy C. Parrott, Christopher L. Ringwalt, Chongming Yang, Dan G. Blazer462 Characteristics of Pathological Gamblers with a Problem Gambling ParentLiana Schreiber, Brian L. Odlaug, Suck Won Kim, Jon E. Grant470 Psychiatric Comorbidity Reduces Quality of Life in Chronic Methadone Maintained PatientsPieter J. Carpentier, Paul F.M. Krabbe, Mijke T. van Gogh, Lieke J.M. Knapen, Jan K.Buitelaar, Cor A.J. de Jong481 Influence of Verbal Recall of a Recent Stress Experience on Anxiety and Desire for Cocaine inNon-Treatment Seeking, Cocaine-Addicted VolunteersRichard De La Garza, II, Liza H. Ashbrook, Sarah E. Evans, Caitlin A. Jacobsen, Ari D.Kalechstein, Thomas F. Newton488A Simple Risk Scoring System for Prediction of Relapse after Inpatient Alcohol TreatmentMads Uffe Pedersen, Morten Hesse494 Effects of a Diagnosis or Family History of Alcoholism on the Taste Intensity and HedonicValue of SucroseKristen A. Tremblay, Jessica M. Bona, Henry R. KranzlerDEPARTMENTS500 Appreciation502 Errata505 AUTHOR INDEX TO VOLUME 18510 KEYWORD INDEX TO VOLUME 18Lon R. Hays

THE AMERICAN JOURNAL ONADDICTIONSVOLUME 19 NUMBER 1. Junuary-February 2010ORIGINAL ARTICLES1 IntroductionSheldon I. MillersMD2 Drug Interactions of Clinical Importance with Methadone and BuprenorphineElinore F. McCance.Katz, MD, PhD, Todd W. Mandell, MD4 Drug Interactions of Clinical Importance among the Opioids, Methadone and Buprenorphine,and Other Frequently Prescribed Medications: A ReviewElinore F. McCance.Katz, MD, PhD, Lynn E. Sullivan, MD, Srikanth Nallani, PhD17 Interaction between Buprenorphine and Antiretrovirals: Nucleos(t)ide Reverse TranscriptaseInhibitiors (NRTI) Didanosine, Lamivudine, and TenofovirJennifer Baker, PharmD, Petrie M. Rainey, MD, PhD, David E. Moody, PhD, Gene D. Morse,PharmD, Qing Ma, PhD, Elinore F. McCance-Katz MD, PhD30 Lack of Clinically Significant Drug Interactions between Nevirapine and BuprenorphineElinore F. McCance.Katz, MD, PhD, David E. Moody, PhD, Gene D. Morse, PharmD, QingMa, PhD, Petrie M. Rainey, MD38 Effect of Cocaine Use on Buprenorphine Pharmacokinetics i HumansElinore F. McCance.Katz, MD, PhD, Petrie M. Rainey, MD, David E. Moody, PhD47 Effect of Cocaine Use on Buprenorphine Pharmacokinetics i HumansElinore F. McCance.Katz, MD, PhD, Petrie M. Rainey, MD, David E. Moody, PhD53 The Association between Cocaine Use and Treatment Outcomes in Patients Receiving Office-Bases Buprenorphine/Naloxone for the Treatment of Opioid DependenceLynn E. Sullivan, MD, Brent A. Moore, PhD, Patrick G. O’Connor, MD, MPH, Declan T. BarryPhD, Marek C. Chawarski, PhD, Richard S. Schotten feld, MD, David A. Fiellin, MD59 Benzodiazepines, Methadone and Buprenorphine: Interactions and Clinical ManagementNicholas Lintzerin, phD, Suzanne Nielsen, PhD73 Indicators of Buprenorphine and Methadone Use and Abuse: What Do We Konw?Jane Carlisle Maxwell, PhD, Elinore F. McCance-Katz, MD, PhD89 Methadone amd Buprenorphine Toxicity in ChildrenEdward W. Boyer, MD,PhD, Elionore F. McCance-Katz, MD, PhD, Steven Marcus, MD96 Drug Internations between Antiretroviral Medications and Medications Used in the Treatmentof Drug Addiction Research NeedsJag H. Khalsa, PhD, Ahmed Elkashef, MD

CDD DDZCentro de Documentaciónde drogodependenciasboletín 167 Noviembre 2009INDICENOVEDADES EDITORIALES.....................................................................................................2ENTREVISTA• Patricia Insúa: ‘Es necesario promover modelos de ocio y diversión en donde el alcohol ylas drogas no tengan el papel protagonista’.......................................................................4INVESTIGACIONES• ¿Es efectiva para reducir el consumo de alcohol la intervención educativa breve desde loscentros de salud?................................................................................................................6• Tabakoaren kalteak eta ekonomiaren ikuspegia ................................................................6• La realidad de los consumos de alcohol y otras drogas en los y las jóvenes de amboslados del Bidasoa................................................................................................................6RECURSOS................................................................................................................................10DOCUMENTACIÓN....................................................................................................................11CONVOCATORIAS.....................................................................................................................16

CDD DDZCentro de Documentaciónde drogodependenciasboletín 168 Diciembre 2009INDICENOVEDADES EDITORIALES.....................................................................................................2ENTREVISTA• Mercedes Fernández Alonso: ‘Elaborar mapas de necesidades es una de las tareaspendientes en el ámbito de la prevención’’........................................................................4INVESTIGACIONES• Kerik gabeko Europa, desio errealitate baino gehiago......................................................6• La influencia de progenitores y compañeros, vital para la construcción de actitudesjuveniles frente al alcohol...................................................................................................6• Los programas de intercambio de jeringuillas no son suficientes para evitar la transmisiónde enfermedades como la hepatitis C................................................................................6MESA REDONDA¿En qué medida son necesarios programas específicos para prevenir el consumo deestupefacientes en la práctica deportiva?..............................................................................10RECURSOS................................................................................................................................11DOCUMENTACIÓN....................................................................................................................12CONVOCATORIAS.....................................................................................................................16

CDD DDZCentro de Documentaciónde drogodependenciasboletín 169 Enero 2010INDICENOVEDADES EDITORIALES.....................................................................................................2ENTREVISTA• Eugenio de Dobrynine: ‘Es necesario llevar a cabo campañas de divulgación y deinformación sobre el consumo de drogas y su relación con la conducción’.......................4INVESTIGACIONES• Las bondades de la descriminalización..............................................................................6• ¿Es posible comparar el coste del consumo de drogas entre diferentespaíses?...............................................................................................................................6• Ingalaterra eta Galeseko drogen kontsumoak beherako joera du epeluzera..................................................................................................................................6MESA REDONDA¿En qué medida la prohibición total de fumar en establecimientos hosteleros podría contribuira proteger la salud de quienes no fuman?.............................................................................10RECURSOS................................................................................................................................11DOCUMENTACIÓN....................................................................................................................12CONVOCATORIAS.....................................................................................................................16

VOL. 36, NO. 1 & 2SPRING/SUMMER 2009CONTEMPORARY DRUG PROBLEMS1 Notes on ContributorsDRINKING AND INFORMAL SOCIAL CONTROLAN INTERDISCIPLlNARY QUARTERLY7 EDITORS’ INTRODUCTION: Drinking and Informal Social Control: Five Studiesfrom Gender, Alcohol And Culture: An International Study (GENACIS)HILDIGUNNUR ÓLAFSDÓTTIR AND THOMAS K. GREENFIELD13 Country Variations in Family Members’ Informal Pressure to Drink LessMARIA HOLMILA, KIRSIMARJA RAITASALO, RONALD A. KNIBBEAND KLARA HRADILOVA-SELIN,31 Informal Social Control of Drinking in Intimate Relationships- A comparativeanalysisKLARA HRADILOVA-SELIN, MARIA HOLMILA, RONALD A. KNIBBE59 Concern About Family Members’ Drinking and Cultural Consistency: A Multi-CountryGENACIS StudyHILDIGUNNUR ÓLAFSDÓTTIR, KIRSIMARJA RAITASALO,THOMAS K. GREENFIELD AND ALLAMAN ALLAMANI85 Criticism of Drinking as Informal Social Control: A Study in 18 CountriesJAN JOOSTEN, RONALD A. KNIBBE, MIEKE DERICKX,KLARA HRADILOVA-SELIN111 Social Pressures to Drinking or Drink a Little More: The Nigerian ExperienceAKANIDOMO K. J. IBANGA, VICTOR A. O. ADETULAAND ZUBAIRU K. DAGONASECTION EDITORS: HILDIGUNNUR ÓLAFSDÓTTIR ADN THOMAS K. GREENFIELD137 MDMA Use among a Group of Friends in Oslo. Norway, Between Self-developmentand Social Participation-Dilemmas of a Pharmaceutical Normalcy?PER KRISTIAN HILDEN175 Consuming e: Ectasy Use and Contemporary Social LifeANNA OLSEN193 The Lorong as a Risk Enviroment: Drug Use and Gangs among Young Men in theslums of Makassar, IndonesiaSUDIRMAN NASIR AND DOREEN ROSENTHAL217 Rethinking Acculturation: A Study of Alcohol Use of Korean American Adolescents inSouthern CaliforniaWON KIM COOK. C. RICHARD HOFSTETTER, MICHELLE KANG,MELBOURNE F. HOVELL AND VERONICA IRVIN245 The “Triangle That Moves The Mountain” and Thai Alcohol Policy Development: FourCase StudiesTHARSAPHON THAMARANGSI283 Deaths Associated with High Volume Drinking of Alcohol among Adults in Canada2002: A Need for Primary Care Intervention?JAYADEEP PATRA, BENJAMIN TAYLOR AND JÜRGEN REHM303 Relapse to Injecting Drug Use: A Hepatitis C Treatment ConcernMAGDALENA HARRIS327 Comparison of Heroin-Assisted Treatment And Abstinence-Oriented ResidentialTreatment in Switzerland Bases on Patient CharacteristicsMARIAM G. GERLICH, SUSANNE SCHAAF, CORINA SALIS GROSS AND AMBROSUCHTENHAGEN345 Events as Precipitators to Treatment: Important for Both Well-Integrated andMarginalized Alcohol and Drug Users of Swedish Treatment SystemJESSICA STORBJÖRK

VOL. 36, NO. 3 & 4FALL/WINTER 2009CONTEMPORARY DRUG PROBLEMS375 Notes on ContributorsAN INTERDISCIPLlNARY QUARTERLY383 EDITORS’ INTRODUCTION: Substance Use Monitoring Systems: Building FundamentalInfraestructure to Support Policy Development, Evaluation and ResearchTIM STOCKWELL AND SCOTT MACDONALD387 Developing a Data Resource to Support State Substance Abuse Prevention Planning:Appoaches Used in Implementing CSAP’s Strategic Prevention FrameworkROBERT FLEWLLING, JOHANNA BIRKMAYER, AND RENEE BOOTHROYD409 A Coordinated Approach to Student Drug Use Survey in CanadaHEATHER CLARK427 Using State Youth Surveys to Evaluate Local Drug Use PolicesMALLIE J. PASCUAL, ROBERT L. FLEWELLING, AND JOEL W. GRUBE447 Local Drug Use Epidemiology: Lessons Learned and Implications for Broader ComparisonsJANE A. BUXTON, AZAR MERHABADI, EMMA PRESTON, AND ANDREW TU459 The British Columbia Alcohol and Other Drug Monitoring System: Overview and EarlyProgressTIM STOCKWELL, JANE BUSTON, CAMERON DUFF MARSH, SCOTT MACDONALD,WARREN MICHELOW, ELIZABETH SAEWYC, KRISTA RICHARD, ROBERT HANSON,IRWIN COHEN, RAY CORRADO, CLIFTON CHOW, ANDREW IVSINS, DEAN NICHOLSON,BASIA PAKULAM AJAY PURI, JÜRGEN REHM, JODI STURGE, ANDREW TU, AND JINHUIZHAO485 Traking Trends of Alcohol, Illicit Drugs and Tobacco Use trough Morbidity DataJANE BUSTON, ANDREW W. TU, AND TIM STOCKWELL499 Unlocking patterns of Alcohol Consumption in British Columbia using Alcohol SalesRecords: A Foundation for Public Health MonitoringSCOTT MACDONALD, JINHUI ZHAO, BASIA PAKULA, TIM STOCKWELLAND LRISSA MARTENS517 The Canadian Recreational Drug Use Survey (CRDUS): Aims, Methods and Firts ResultsCAMERON DUFF, WARREN MICHELOW, CLIFTON CHOW, AND TIM STOCKWELL541 EDITORS’ INTRODUCTION: International Alcohol and Drug Monitoring SystemsSCOTT MACDONALD AND TIM STOCKWELL545 Monitoring Alcohol and Other Drug Treatment: What Would and Optimal SystemLook Like?BRIAN RUSH, LARRY COREA, AND GARTH MARTIN575 Monitoring of Alcohol Use and Attibutable Harm from an International PerspectiveJÜRGEM REHM & ROBIN ROOM589 The World Health Organization’s Glogal Alcohol Database Opportunities for Researchand Support for PolicyLOUIS GLIKSMAN & MARGARET RYLETT607 Tools for Policy and Prevention: The Australian National Alcohol Indicators ProjectTANYA CHIKRITZHS625 Monitoring Alcohol and Alcohol-Related Problems in SwedenSVEN ANDRÉASSON, TONY NILSSON, & RICHARD BRÄNSTRÖM643 The Australian Illicit Drug Reporting System: Monitoring Trends in Illicit DrugAvailability, Use and Drud Related Harm In Australia 1996-2006WYANE HALL AND LOUISA DEGENHARDT663 Integrating Drug-related Monitoring Systems_An Intelligence-led ApproachMARTIN D. CHANDLER, JIM MCVEIGH & CARYL M. BEYNON685 Monitoring Alcohol and Drug Abuse Trends in south Africa (1996-2006): Reflectionson Treatment Demand TrendsCHARLES PARRY, ANDREAS PLÜDDEMANN AND ARVIN BHANA705 Improvin Graduated Frequencies Alcohol Measures for Monitorin ConsumptionPatterns: Resuls from an Australian National Survey And US Diary Validity StudyTHOMAS GREENFIELD, WILLIAM C. KERR, JASON BOND, YU YE AND TIM STOCKWELL

DRUG and ALCOHOLDEPENDENCEVolume 106, Issue 1, 1 January 2010CONTENTSFull length reportsThe comparative toxicology and major organ pathology of fatal methadone and heroin toxicity casesS. Darke, J. Duflou, M. Torok...............................................................................................................................................1Brief counseling for reducing sexual risk and bacterial STIs among drug users—Results from project RESPECTS. Semaan, M. S. Neumann, K. Hutchins, L. H. D’Anna, M. L. Kamb...............................................................................7Smoking and drinking among college students: “It's a package deal”M. Nichter, M. Nichter, A. Carkoglu, E. Lloyd-Richardson and the Tobacco Etiology …...............................................16Reactivity to laboratory stress provocation predicts relapse to cocaineS. E. Back, K. Hartwell, S. M. DeSantis, M. Saladin, A. L. McRae-Clark, K. L. Price, M. M. Moran-Santa Maria,N. L. Baker, E. Spratt, M. J. Kreek, K. T. Brady …............................................................................................................21Cocaine abuse versus cocaine dependence: Cocaine self-administration and pharmacodynamic response in thehuman laboratoryS. L. Walsh, E. C. Donny, P. A. Nuzzo, A. Umbricht, G. E. Bigelow...............................................................................28Geographic clustering of underage drinking and the influence of community characteristicsB. A. Reboussin, J. S. Preisser, E.-Y. Song, M. Wolfson ….............................................................................................38Short communicationsIntentions to quit smoking among youth in substance abuse treatmentD. E. Ramo, J. J. Prochaska, M. G. Myers …..........................................................................................................................48Regulation of craving by cognitive strategies in cigarette smokersH. Kober, E. F. Kross, W. Mischel, C. L. Hart, K. N. Ochsner. ...........................................................................................52Long-terrm outcomes of office-based buprenorphine/naloxone maintenance therapyT.V. Parran, C.A. Adelman, B. Merkin, M.E. Pagano, R. Defranco, R.A. Ionescu, A.G. Mace......................................56Working memory deficits predict short-term smoking resumption following brief abstinenceF. Patterson, C. Jepson, J. Loughead, K. Perkins, A. A. Strasser, S. Siegel, J. Frey, Ruben Gur, Caryn Lerman.............61Δ9-Tetrahydrocannabivarin testing may not have the sensitivity to detect marijuana use among individualsingesting dronabinolF. R. Levin, J. J. Mariani, D. J. Brooks, S. Xie, K. A. Murray...........................................................................................65The association between alcohol-related arrests and college football game daysL. J. Merlo, J. Hong, L. B. Cottler.......................................................................................................................................69Nicotine elicits methamphetamine-seeking in rats previously administered nicotineN.M. Neugebauer, S.B. Harrod, M.T. Bardo......................................................................................................................72

DRUG and ALCOHOLDEPENDENCEVolume 106, issues 2-3, 15 January 2010CONTENTSFull length reportsEffects of sleep deprivation on sleep homeostasis and restoration during methadone-maintenance: A [31]PMRS brain imaging studyG. H. Trksak, J. E. Jensen, D. T. Plante, D. M. Penetar, W. L. Tartarini, M. A. Maywalt, M. Brendel, C. M.Dorsey, P. F. Renshaw, S. E. Lukas.…............................................................................................................79Screening for atypical suicide risk with person fit statistics among people presenting to alcohol and otherdrug treatmentK. J. Conrad, N. Bezruczko, Y.-F. Chan, B. Riley, G. Diamond, M. L. Dennis.............................................92EEG spectral phenotypes: Heritability and association with marijuana and alcohol dependence in anAmerican Indian community studyC. L. Ehlers, E. Phillips, I. R. Gizer, D. A. Gilder, K. C. Wilhelmsen…....................................................... 101Daily marijuana users with past alcohol problems increase alcohol consumption during marijuana abstinenceE. N. Peters, J. R. Hughes...............................................................................................................................111Patterns of illegal drug use among an adult alcohol dependent population: Results from the National Surveyon Drug Use and HealthS.L. Hedden, S.S. Martins, R.J. Malcolm, L. Floyd, C.E. Cavanaugh, W.W. Latimer…..............................119Nicotine dependence symptoms among recent onset adolescent smokersJ. S. Rose, L. C. Dierker, E. Donny................................................................................................................ 126Cannabis withdrawal severity and short-term course among cannabis-dependent adolescent and young adultinpatientsU.W. Preuss, A.B. Watzke, J. Zimmermann, J.W.M. Wong, C.O. Schmidt.......................................................133Environmental conditions, political economy, and rates of injection drug use in large US metropolitan areas1992–2002E. T. Roberts, S. R. Friedman, J. E. Brady, E. R. Pouget, B. Tempalski, S. Galea........................................142Methamphetamine use parameters do not predict neuropsychological impairment in currently abstinentdependent adultsM. Cherner, P. Suarez, C. Casey, R. Deiss, S. Letendre, T. Marcotte, F. Vaida, J. H. Atkinson, I. Grant, R. K.Heaton and the HNRCGroup............................................................................................................................154Examining differential effects of psychosocial treatments for cocaine dependence: An application of latenttrajectory analysesN. Stulz, R. Gallop, W. Lutz, G. L. Wrenn, P. Crits-Christoph.......................................................................164Evaluation of modafinil effects on cardiovascular, subjective, and reinforcing effects of methamphetamine inmethamphetamine-dependent volunteersR. De La Garza II, T. Zorick, E. D. London, T. F. Newton.............................................................................173Evidence for a deficit in the salience attribution to errors in smokersI. H.A. Franken, J. W. van Strien, I. Kuijpers..................................................................................................181Predicting DUI recidivism of male drunken driving: A prospective study of the impact of alcohol markers andprevious drunken drivingM. Portman, A. Penttilä, J. Haukka, P. Eriksson, H. Alho, K. Kuoppasalmi..................................................186Factors associated with initiation of ecstasy use among US adolescents: Findings from a national surveyP. Wu, X. Liu, B. Fan.......................................................................................................................................193Test of association between GABRA2 (SNP rs279871) and adolescent conduct/alcohol use disorders utilizinga sample of clinic referred youth with serious substance and conduct problems, controls and available firstdegree relativesJ. T. Sakai, M. C. Stallings, T. J. Crowley, H. L. Gelhorn, M. B. McQueen, M. A. Ehringer........................199Seeing the forest through the trees: A comparison of different IAT variants measuring implicit alcoholassociationsKatrijn Houben, Brian A. Nosek, Reinout W. Wiers.......................................................................................204Alcohol consumption and all-cause mortality among elderly in Finland

J. T. Halme, K. Seppä, H. Alho, K. Poikolainen, S. Pirkola, M. Aalto...........................................................212Prevention and reversal by cocaine esterase of cocaine-induced cardiovascular effects in ratsS. K. Wood, D. Narasimhan, Z. Cooper, R. K. Sunahara, J. H. Woods..........................................................219Short communicationRandomized response estimates for doping and illicit drug use in elite athletesH. Striegel, R. Ulrich, P. Simon......................................................................................................................230Modafinil does not serve as a reinforcer in cocaine abusersS. K. Vosburg, C. L. Hart, M. Haney, E. Rubin, R. W. Foltin.......................................................................233

Nº 68 –October-December 2009 DrugnetEuropeIn this issue…Newsletter of the European MonitoringCentre for drugs and Addiction2 Market innovation and sophistication challenge drug policies3 Methamphetamine edges into new territory4 Selected issues 20095 Drugs and driving: enforceable and evidence-based laws needed6 Bridging the research gap in the field of illicit drugs in the EU7 New EMCDDA products and services8. Annual report 2009 (continued)

Nº 69 – January-March 2010 DrugnetEuropeIn this issue…Newsletter of the European MonitoringCentre for drugs and Addiction2 EMCDDA and Europol step up information collection on mephedrone3 Best practice portal: upcoming developments4 Role of Community agencies in EU enlargement process reinforced5 EMCDDA signs accord with Ukrainian Ministry of Health6 Strengthening the EU research capacity7 New EMCDDA products and services8. Scientific Committee underlines importance of scientific publishing

Drugs: education, prevention and policyVolume 16 Number 6 December 2009More cure and less control’ or ‘more care and lower costs’? Recent changes inservices for problem drug users in Stockholm and SwedenJan Blomqvist, Jessica Palm, Jessica Storbjörk 479Then there was silence on the streets. Developments in the street scene ofRotterdam in the last decadeCas Barendregt, Dike van de Mheen 497Drug problems, community reactions and policy changes in Frankfurt/MainIrmgard Vogt 512Treatment responses to the drugs problem in WarsawJacek Moskalewicz 527Viennese Blend’: Municipal drug services, their development and theirgovernanceIrmgard Eisenbach-Stangl, Alexander David, Michael Dressel 537Criminal justice responses to drug offences: Recidivism following theapplication of alternative sanctions in BelgiumEveline De Wree, Brice De Ruyver, Lieven Pauwels 550Bridging the science-practice gap in drug demand reduction: A EuropeanperspectiveJennifer Hillebrand, Gregor Burkhart 561

Volume 39, Number 2 - 2009JOURNAL OFDRUGEDUCATIONCONTENTSThe Association Between Parent Communication and College Freshmen's Alcohol UseJennifer R. Boyle, and Bradley O. Boekeloo.......................................................................113Comparing Entering Freshmen's Perceptions of Campus Marijuana and Alcohol Use toReported UseGregg J. Gold, and Alyssa T. Nguyen..................................................................................133A Conceptual Framework for Studying Alcohol Intake and Blood Pressure on Historically BlackCollege and University CampusesLori Carter-Edwards, Dionne C. Godette, Sumitra Shantakumar White, William Tyson......149Influence of Skip Patterns on Item Non-Response in a Substance Use Survey of 7th to 12thGrade StudentsKele Ding, R. Scott Olds, Dennis L. Thombs.........................................................................167Cultural Factors Related to Smoking in San Francisco's Irish BarsTravis D. Satterlund, Tamar M. J. Antin, Juliet P. Lee, Roland S. Moore..............................181The Influence of Race and Ethnicity on Substance Use and Negative Activity Involvement amongMonoracial and Multiracial Adolescents of the SouthwestKelly F. Jackson, Ph.D., M.S.W. and Craig W. LeCroy, Ph.D., M.S.W..................................195Effectiveness of Skill-Based Substance Abuse Intervention Among Male Adolescents in anIslamic Country: Case of the Islamic Republic of IranHamid Allahverdipour, Mohsen Bazargan, Abdollah Farhadinasab, Alireza Hidarnia, SaeedBashirian,. ..............................................................................................................................211

Volume 39, Number 3 - 2009JOURNAL OFDRUGEDUCATIONCONTENTSThe Effects of Students' Curriculum Engagement, Attitudes Toward Their Teachers, andPerception of Their Teachers' Skills on School-based Prevention Curriculum OutcomesChristopher Ringwalt, Melinda Pankratz, Nisha Gottfredson, Julia Jackson-Newsom, LindaDusenbury, Steve Giles, David Currey, Bill Hansen...............................................................223Evaluating the Prevention Through Alternative Learning Styles ProgramMary J. Huber, Judson Workman, Jo Ann Ford, Dennis Moore, Theresa Mayer .................239Age of Inhalant First Time Use and Its Association to the Use of Other DrugsKele Ding, G. Andy Chang, Ron Southerland ........................................................................261Conscientiousness, Protective Behavioral Strategies, and Alcohol Use: Testing for MediatedEffectsMatthew P. Martens, Michael A. Karakashian, Kristie M. Fleming, Roneferiti M. Fowler, E.Suzanne Hatchett, M. Dolores Cimini , .................................................................................273Adolescent Protective Behavior to Reduce Drug and Alcohol Use, Alcohol-related Harm andInterpersonal Violence pp. 289 - 301Lisa Buckley, Mary Sheehan, Rebekah Chapman ...............................................................289Campus Involvement, Perceived Campus Connection, and Alcohol Use in College AthletesJames W. Brenner, Stacie M. Metz, Christina J. Brenner , .................................................303Assessing Police Community Readiness to Work on Youth Access and Possession of TobaccoCharlotte B. Kunz, Leonard A. Jason, Monica Adams, Steven B. Pokorny ..........................321

Journal of Psychoactive DrugsVolume 41 (3), September 2009CONTENTSA Six-Month Prospective Evaluation of Personality Traits, Psychiatric Symptoms andQuality of Life in Ayahuasca-Naïve Subjects— Paulo Cesar Ribeiro Barbosa, M.Sc.; Irene Maurício Cazorla, Ph.D.; Joel Sales GiglioM.D., Ph.D. & Rick Strassman, M.D...............................................................................205Subjective Effects of Salvia Divinorum: LSD- or Marijuana-like?— Dawn N. Albertson, Ph.D. & Laura E. Grubbs, B.S. ...............................................213Making Connections: New Orleans Evacuees’ Experiences in Obtaining Drugs— Eloise Dunlap, Ph.D.; Bruce D. Johnson, Ph.D.; Joseph A. Kotarba, Ph.D. JenniferFackler, M.A.........................................................................................................................219Methamphetamine in Three Small Midwestern Cities: Evidence of a Moral Panic—Robert R. Weidner, Ph.D. ..................................................................................................227Effects of Methamphetamine Abuse Beyond Individual Users— Shinobu Watanabe-Galloway, P.hD.; Steve Ryan, M.D . ; Katherine Hansen, M.P.H.; BradHullsiek, B.A.; Victoria Muli, M.P.A. & A. Cate Malone, B.A..............................................241Sense of Coherence as a Stable Predictor for Methadone Maintenance Treatment (MMT)Outcome—Yali Abramsohn M.S.W.; Einat Peles, Ph.D.; David Potik; Shaul Schreiber, M.D. & MiriamAdelson, M.D........................................................................................................................249Gender Differences in Crime, Drug Addiction, Abstinence, Personality Characteristics,and Negative Emotions—Gila Chen, Ph.D.................................................................................................................255Gender Differences in Psychosocial Functioning Across Substance Abuse Treatment—Sandhya R. Rao, Ph.D.; Michael Czuchry, Ph.D. & Donald F. Dansereau, Ph.D.............267Modified Therapeutic Communities and Adherence to Traditional Elements—Meredith Huey Dye, Ph.D.; Lori J. Ducharme, Ph.D.; J. Aaron Johnson, Ph.D.; Hannah K.Knudsen, Ph.D. & Paul M. Roman, Ph.D........................................................................275Premature Discharge from Methadone Treatment: Patient Perspectives — HeatherSchacht Reisinger, Ph.D.; Robert P. Schwartz, M.D.; Shannon Gwin Mitchell, Ph.D.; James A.Peterson, Ed.D.; Sharon M. Kelly, Ph.D.; Kevin E. O’Grady, Ph.D.;Erica A. Marrari, B.A.;Barry S. Brown, Ph.D. & Michael H. Agar, Ph.D................................................................285SHORT COMMUNICATIONSInvestigating the Effects of San Francisco’s Treatment on Demand Initiative on aPublicly-Funded Substance Abuse Treatment System: A Time Series Analysis— Clare Sears, Ph.D.; Thomas Davis, B.S.; Joseph Guydish, Ph.D. & Alice Gleghorn, Ph.D.. ...........................................................................................................................................297Availability of Websites Offering to Sell Psilocybin Spores and Psilocybin— Jason P. Lott, M.D., M.S.H.P; Douglas B. Marlowe, J.D., Ph.D. & Robert F. Forman, Ph.D..............................................................................................................................................305COVER ART — The Beginning of the Flowing World by Clay Vajgrt(www.clayvajgrt.net)

Journal of Psychoactive DrugsVolume 41 (4), December 2009CONTENTSExperiences of Encounters with Ayahuasca—“the Vine of the Soul”— Anette Kjellgren, Ph.D.; Anders Eriksson, M.Sc. & Torsten Norlander, Ph.D..............309Alter Ego Representations in San Agustin Monolithic Sculptures: Possible PlantHallucinogenic Influences— Marlene Dobkin de Rios, Ph.D........................................................................................317Cannabis and Ecstasy/ MDMA: Empirical Measures of Creativity in Recreational Users— Katy A. Jones, Ph.D.; M. Blagrove, Ph.D. & A.C. Parrott, Ph.D.....................................323Marijuana Use, Abuse, and Dependence: Evaluation of Panic Responsivity to BiologicalChallenge— Marcel O. Bonn-Miller, Ph.D. & Michael J. Zvolensky, Ph.D .........................................331Nitrous Oxide Inhalation Among Adolescents: Prevalence, Correlates, and Co-Occurrencewith Volatile Solvent Inhalation— Eric L. Garland, Ph.D., L.C.S.W.; Matthew O. Howard, Ph.D. & Brian E. Perron, Ph.D..................................................................................................................................................337Landlords of Self-Governed Recovery Homes: An Initial Exploration of Attitudes,Opinions, and Motivation to Serve Others— Joseph R. Ferrari, Ph.D.; Darrin M. Aase, M.A.; David G. Mueller, Ph.D. & Leonard A.Jason, Ph.D...............................................................................................................................349Staff Perspectives on Modified Therapeutic Community Services for Homeless DuallyDiagnosed Clients: An Exploratory Pilot Study— Nadia Siddiqui, M.Sc.; Janetta Astone-Twerell, Ph.D. & Ted Hernitche, L.S.C.W.............355Substance Use Patterns and Mental Health Diagnosis Among Youth in Mental HealthTreatment: A Latent Class Analysis— Kara S. Riehman, Ph.D.; Robert L. Stephens, Ph.D. & Michelle L. Schurig,M.P.H.........................................................................................................................................363Ethnic Differences in Delays to Treatment for Substance Use Disorders: AfricanAmericans, Black Caribbeans and Non-Hispanic Whites— Brian E. Perron, Ph.D.; Ben Alexander-Eitzman, Ph.D.; Daphne Watkins, Ph.D.; RobertJoseph Taylor, Ph.D.; Ray Baser, M.S; Harold W. Neighbors, Ph.D. & James S. Jackson, Ph.D.........................................................................................................................................369A Review of the Community Reinforcement Approach in the Treatment of OpioidDependence— Patrick J. Abbott, M.D..........................................................................................................379SHORT COMMUNICATIONSOne Dozen Considerations when Working with Men in Substance Abuse Groups— Geoffrey L. Greif, D.S.W., L.C.S.W.-C..................................................................................387Recovered, in Recovery or Recovering from Substance Abuse? A Question of Identity— Nick Doukas, M.S.W., R.S.W. & Jim Cullen, M.S.W., R.S.W., Ph.D.....................................391INDEXVolume 41 (1-4) 2009................................................................................................................395COVER ART—Mitologia Amazonica by Anderson Debernardi. Photograph by Anette Kjellgren, from a privatecollection

Journal of Studies onAlcohol and DrugsVOLUME 70NUMBER 6NOVEMBER 2009CONTENTSP. SACCO, KATHLEEN K. BUCHOLZ, EDWARD L. SPITZNAGEL Alcohol Use Among Older Adults in the NationalEpidemiologic Survey on Alcohol and Related Conditions: A Latent Class Analysis 829DAVID A. GILDER, PHILIP LAU, CINDY L. EHLERS Item Response Theory Analysis of Lifetime Cannabis-UseDisorder Symptom Severity in an American Indian Community Sample 839H. E. CREEMERS, P. A.C. VAN LIER, W. A.M. VOLLEBERGH, J. ORMEL, F. C. VERHULST, A. C. HUIZINKPredicting Onset of Cannabis Use in Early Adolescence: The Interrelation Between High-Intensity Pleasure and DisruptiveBehavior. The TRAILS Study 850T. JACOB, L. B. KOENIG, D. N. HOWELL, P. K. WOOD, J. R. HABERDrinking Trajectories From Adolescence to the Fifties Among Alcohol-Dependent Men 859G. P. JORDAAN, D. G. NEL, R. H. HEWLETT, R. EMSLEY Alcohol-Induced Psychotic Disorder: A Comparative Studyon the Clinical Characteristics of Patients With Alcohol Dependence and Schizophrenia 870J. R. HABER, THEODORE JACOB Mediation of Family Alcoholism Risk by Religious Affiliation Types 877J. W. AYERS, C. R. HOFSTETTER, S. C. HUGHES, V. L. IRVIN, D. E. K. SIM, M. F. HOVELL Exploring ReligiousMechanisms for Healthy Alcohol Use: Religious Messages and Drinking Among Korean Women in California 890M. A. DAWES, J. D. ROACHE, M. A. JAVORS, S. E. BERGESON, D. M. RICHARD, C. W. MATHIAS, N. AIT-DAOUD, D.. DOUGHERTY, B. A. JOHNSON Drinking Histories In Alcohol-Use-Disordered Youth: PreliminaryFindings on Relationships to Platelet Serotonin Transporter Expression With Genotypes of the Serotonin Transporter899T. A. WALLS, A. M. FAIRLIE, M. D. WOOD Parents Do Matter: A Longitudinal Two-Part Mixed Model of Early CollegeAlcohol Participation and Intensity 908J. F. BUCKMAN, D. A. YUSKO, H. R. WHITE, R. J. PANDINA Risk Profile of Male College Athletes Who UsePerformance-Enhancing Substances 919E. R. PEDERSEN, J. W. LABRIE, J. F. HUMMER Perceived Behavioral Alcohol Norms Predict Drinking for CollegeStudents While Studying Abroad 924M. P. KARNO, R. LONGABAUGH, D. HERBECK Patient Reactance as a Moderator of the Effect of Therapist Structureon Posttreatment Alcohol Use 929B. CODER, J. FREYER-ADAM, H.-J. RUMPF, U. JOHN, U.T HAPKE At-Risk and Heavy Episodic Drinking, Motivationto Change, and the Development of Alcohol Dependence Among Men 937C. M. CONNELL, T. D. GILREATH, N. B. HANSEN A Multiprocess Latent Class Analysis of the Co-Occurrence ofSubstance Use and Sexual Risk Behavior Among Adolescents 943A. DESANTIS, S. M. NOAR, E. M. WEBB Nonmedical ADHD Stimulant Use in Fraternities 952J. MORGENSTERN, A. HOGUE, S. DAUBER, C. DASARO, J. R. MCKAY Does Coordinated Care ManagementImprove Employment for Substance-Using Welfare Recipients? 955

K. A. MALLETT, R. TURRISI, M. E. LARIMER, N. R. MASTROLEO Have I Had One Drink Too Many? AssessingGender Differences in Misperceptions of Intoxication Among College Students 964N. R. WHITESELL, J. BEALS, C. M. MITCHELL, S. M. MANSON, R. J. TURNER Childhood Exposure to Adversityand Risk of Substance-Use Disorder in Two American Indian Populations: The Meditational Role of Early Substance-Use Initiation 971C. J. CHERPITEL, J. MOSKALEWICZ, G. SWIATKIEWICZ, Y. YE, J. BOND Screening, Brief Intervention, andReferral to Treatment (SBIRT) in a Polish Emergency Department: Three-Month Outcomes of a Randomized,Controlled Clinical Trial 982P. A.C. VAETH, R. CAETANO, S. RAMISETTY-MIKLER, L. A. RODRIGUEZ Hispanic Americans Baseline AlcoholSurvey (HABLAS): Alcohol-Related Problems Across Hispanic National Groups 991

Journal of Substance Abuse TreatmentVolume 37/Number 4 Contents December 2010EDITORIAL327 The torch is passed againKimberly Kirby328 Measures of cognitive functioning aspredictors of treatment outcome forcocaine dependenceTravis H. Turner, Steven LaRowe,Michael David Horner, Janice Herron,Robert MalcolmREGULAR ARTICLES335 Dually diagnosed patients' responses tosubstance use disorder treatmentM. Tyler Boden, Rudolf Moos346 Outcomes of mandated treatment forwomen with histories of abuse and cooccurringdisordersColleen Clark, M. Scott Young353 Health-related quality of life trajectoriesof methamphetamine-dependentindividuals as a function of treatmentcompletion and continued care over a1-year periodRachel Gonzales, Alfonso Ang, PatriciaMarinelli-Casey, Deborah C. Glik,Martin Y. Iguchi, Richard A. Rawsonand Methamphetamine TreatmentProject Corporate Authors362 Scaling-up interim methadonemaintenance: Treatment for 1,000heroin-addicted individualsRobert P. Schwartz, Jerome H. Jaffe,Kevin E. O'Grady, Babita Das, DavidA. Highfield, Monique E. Wilson368 College students rarely seek help despiteserious substance use problemsKimberly M. Caldeira, Sarah J.Kasperski, Eva Sharma, Kathryn B.Vincent, Kevin E. O'Grady, Eric D.Wish, Amelia M. Arria379 Behavioral couple therapy for gay andlesbian couples with alcohol usedisordersWilliam Fals-Stewart, Timothy J.O'Farrell, Wendy K.K. Lam388 Choosing a control group ineffectiveness trials of behavioral drugabuse treatmentsGregory S. Brigham, Daniel J. Feaster,Paul G. Wakim, Catherine L. Dempsey398 Reducing cultural barriers to substanceabuse treatment among AsianAmericans: A case study in New YorkCityJiang Yu, Lucia Perfetti Clark, LalitaChandra, Agnelo Dias, Ting-Fun MayLaiBRIEF ARTICLES407 Self-perceived motivation forbenzodiazepine use and behaviorrelated to benzodiazepine use amongopiate-dependent patientsMélina Fatséas, Estelle Lavie, CécileDenis, Marc Auriacombe412 Developing an integrated treatment forsubstance use and depression usingcognitive–behavioral therapyKaren Chan Osilla, Kimberly A.Hepner, Ricardo F. Muñoz, StephanieWoo, Katherine Watkins421 Interest in marijuana treatment programsamong teenage smokers andnonsmokersAmy J. Sheer, David A. Gorelick,Charles C. Collins, Jennifer R.Schroeder, Stephen J. Heishman,Michelle K. Leff, Eric T. Moolchan426 Buprenorphine maintenance treatment ina primary care setting: Outcomes at 1yearJanet M. Soeffing, L. David Martin,Michael I. Fingerhood, Donald R.Jasinski, Darius A. Rastegar431Effects of research setting on observeddepressive symptoms in marijuanausersJohn J. Mariani, Margaret Haney, CarlL. Hart, Suzanne K. Vosburg, FrancesR. Levin435 Impact of Access to Recovery serviceson alcohol/drug treatment outcomesAntoinette Krupski, Kevin Campbell,Jutta M. Joesch, Barbara A. Lucenko,Peter Roy-Byrne

Journal of Substance Abuse TreatmentVolume 38/Number 1 Contents January 2010EDITORIAL1 Of scientific quality and relevanceMark P. McGovernREGULAR ARTICLES3 The Washington Circle continuity of careperformance measure: Predictivevalidity with adolescents dischargedfrom residential treatmentBryan R. Garner, Mark D. Godley,Rodney R. Funk, Margaret T. Lee,Deborah W. Garnick12 A randomized trial of transcutaneouselectric acupoint stimulation asadjunctive treatment for opioiddetoxificationChristina S. Meade, Scott E. Lukas,Leah J. McDonald, Garrett M.Fitzmaurice, Jessica A. Eldridge,Nancy Merrill, Roger D. Weiss22 Substance use treatment barriers forpatients with frequent hospitaladmissionsMaria C. Raven, Emily R. Carrier,Joshua Lee, John C. Billings, MollieMarr, Marc N. Gourevitch31 Economic evaluation of a prereleasesubstance abuse treatment program forrepeat criminal offendersMichael T. French, Hai Fang, RalphFretz42 Early recovery from alcoholdependence: Factors that promote orimpede abstinenceDara A. Charney, Eugenia Zikos,Kathryn J. Gill51 What are your priorities right now?Identifying service needs acrossrecovery stages to inform servicedevelopmentAlexandre B. Laudet, William White60 Measurement of self-reported HIV riskbehaviors in injection drug users:Comparison of standard versustimeline follow-back administrationproceduresMarc L. Copersino, Christina S.Meade, George E. Bigelow, Robert K.Brooner66 Anticonvulsant drugs in cocainedependence: A systematic review andmeta-analysisYolanda Alvarez, Magí Farré,Francina Fonseca, Marta Torrens74 A randomized controlled trial oftelephone continuing careMark D. Godley, Victoria H.Coleman-Cowger, Janet C. Titus,Rodney R. Funk, Matthew G. Orndorff83 Preference for buprenorphine/naloxoneand buprenorphine among patientsreceiving buprenorphine maintenancetherapy in France: A prospective,multicenter studyJean-Pierre Daulouède, Yves Caer,Pascal Galland, Pierre Villeger,Emmanuel Brunelle, JérômeBachellier, Jean-Michel Piquet, JeanHarbonnier, Yves Leglise, PascalCourtyBRIEF ARTICLES90 Incentives for retention of pregnantsubstance users: A secondary analysisGregory Brigham, Theresa Winhusen,Daniel Lewis, Frankie Kropp

Prevención del TabaquismoVol. 11 Número 3 Julio-Septiembre 2009SUMARIOEDITORIALDejar de fumar: ¿de forma abrupta o reduciendo paulatinamente? That is the questionJ.I. de Granda Orive, F. Roig VázquezTraducción al español de la actualización del año 2008 de la Guía de Tratamiento delTabaquismo del US Public Health ServicesM. Fiore, C.R. Jaén, C.A. Jiménez Ruiz, J. Ruiz Manzano, C.M. ClancyORIGINALESTratamiento del tabaquismo: abandono brusco versus reducción progresivaN. Amor Besada, CA. Jiménez Ruiz, M. Mayayo Ulibarri,A. Cicero Guerrero, M. CristobalFernándezActitudes de los profesionales sanitarios de un área de salud ante el tabaquismo y el pacientefumadorJ.M. Ruiz de Oña-Lacasta, L. Ruiz-López, J.A. Sanz-Pérez, J. Sanchez-Holgado, M. Ramos-Corralejo, J. Jiménez-SánchezARTÍCULO ESPECIALLa gestación de una nueva ley de prevención del tabaquismo: aprender de la experienciaM. BarruecoCARTAS AL DIRECTORPrevención y manejo terapéutico de las recaídasA. Garcia-Tenorio DamascenoLegislación y consumo de tabaco en ArgentinaD. Buljubasich, R. Pendino, S. Lühning

Prevención del TabaquismoVol. 11 Número 4 Octubre-Diciembre 2009SUMARIOEDITORIALPrevención del tabaquismo. Asignaturas pendientesM.Á. Hernández MezquitaTabaquismo en la ancianidadS. Solano ReinaORIGINALESModificación de la actitud y conducta ante el tabaco de los profesores participantes en unprograma de prevención de tabaquismo entre sus alumnosG. Gómez-Cruz, M. Barrueco-Ferrero, Á. Maderuelo-Fernández, I. Aparicio-Coca, M.Torrecilla-García, A.M. Nielsen-BentsenCaracterísticas del hábito tabáquico y tratamiento en fumadores de edad avanzadaS. Flórez, M.J. Pavón, R. López Vime, N. Abad, A. Perpiñá, A. EncaboREVISIÓNEnfermería en el pasado, presente y futuro del tabaquismoN. Amor, M. Mayayo, A. IglesiasCARTAS AL DIRECTORAsistencia al fumador hospitalizadoJ.C. Serrano RebollooTabacosis y asma, dos patologías muy prevalentesP.J. Romero Palacios, S. García Cordonié, P. Calvo Tudela

PSYCHOLOGY OFADDICTIVE BEHAVIORSVolume 23, Number 4ArticlesDecemberAlcohol553 Alcohol-induced disinhibition expectancies and impaired control as prospective predictors ofproblem drinking in undergraduates.Leeman, Robert F.; Toll, Benjamin A.; Taylor, Laura A.; Volpicelli, Joseph R.564 Academic and social motives and drinking behavior.Vaughan, Ellen L.; Corbin, William R.; Fromme, Kim577 Drink less or drink slower: The effects of instruction on alcohol consumption and drinkingcontrol strategy use.Sugarman, Dawn E.; Carey, Kate B..586 Refining measurement in the study of social anxiety and student drinking: Who you are and whyyou drink determines your outcomes.Norberg, Melissa M.; Norton, Alice R.; Olivier, Jake598 What makes group MET work? A randomized controlled trial of college student drinkers inmandated alcohol diversion.LaChance, Heather; Feldstein Ewing, Sarah W.; Bryan, Angela D.; Hutchison, Kent E.Other Drugs613 A stress-coping profile of opioid dependent individuals entering naltrexone treatment: Acomparison with healthy controls.Hyman, Scott M.; Hong, Kwang-Ik A.; Chaplin, Tara M.; Dabre, Zubaida; Comegys, AllisonD.; Kimmerling, Anne; Sinha, Rajita620 Tobacco, marijuana, and sensation seeking: Comparisons across gay, lesbian, bisexual, andheterosexual groups.Trocki, Karen F.; Drabble, Laurie A.; Midanik, Lorraine T..Nicotine632 Similarity in cigarette smoking attracts: A prospective study of romantic partner selection byown smoking and smoker prototypes.Etcheverry, Paul E.; Agnew, Christopher R.644 Effects of transdermal nicotine on symptoms, moods, and cardiovascular activity in theeveryday lives of smokers and nonsmokers with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.Gehricke, Jean-G.; Hong, Nuong; Whalen, Carol K.; Steinhoff, Kenneth; Wigal, Timothy L.656 The Autonomy Over Smoking Scale.DiFranza, Joseph R.; Wellman, Robert J.; Ursprung, W. W. Sanouri A.; Sabiston, Catherine666 Surfing the urge: Brief mindfulness-based intervention for college student smokers.Bowen, Sarah; Marlatt, AlanOther672 Randomized controlled trial of a cognitive–behavioral motivational intervention in a groupversus individual format for substance use disorders.

Sobell, Linda Carter; Sobell, Mark B.; Agrawal, SangeetaBrief ReportsAlcohol684 Thinking about drinking: Need for cognition and readiness to change moderate the effects ofbrief alcohol interventions.Capone, Christy; Wood, Mark D..689 Preliminary examination of Spring Break alcohol use and related consequences.Lee, Christine M.; Lewis, Melissa A.; Neighbors, Clayton695 Alcohol use by undergraduate students on their 21st birthday: Predictors of actual consumption,anticipated consumption, and normative beliefs.Day-Cameron, Jennifer M.; Muse, Lauren; Hauenstein, Jennifer; Simmons, Lisa; Correia,Christopher J.702 Prospective associations among alcohol use-related sexual enhancement expectancies, sex afteralcohol use, and casual sex.White, Helene R.; Fleming, Charles B.; Catalano, Richard F.; Bailey, Jennifer A.708 Underage drinking among young adolescent girls: The role of family processes.Fang, Lin; Schinke, Steven P.; Cole, Kristin C.715 Initiating moderate to heavy alcohol use predicts changes in neuropsychological functioning foradolescent girls and boys.Squeglia, Lindsay M.; Spadoni, Andrea D.; Infante, M. Alejandra; Myers, Mark G.; Tapert,Susan F.Nicotine723 Acceptance and commitment therapy for smoking cessation: A preliminary study of itseffectiveness in comparison with cognitive behavioral therapy.Hernández-López, Mónica; Luciano, M. Carmen; Bricker, Jonathan B.; Roales-Nieto, Jesús G.;Montesinos, FranciscoPathological Gambling731 Cue-specific reactivity in experienced gamblers.Wulfert, Edelgard; Maxson, Julie; Jardin, BiancaOther736 Self-coded indirect memory associations in a brief school-based intervention for substance usesuspensions.Frigon, Aarin P.; Krank, Marvin D.743 Language-based measures of mindfulness: Initial validity and clinical utility.Collins, Susan E.; Chawla, Neharika; Hsu, Sharon H.; Grow, Joel; Otto, Jacqueline M.;Marlatt, G. AlanOtherIii Acknowledgment683 Call for Nominations722 Call for Nominations. Journal of Neuroscience, Psychology, and Economics563 Correction to Young and Wohl (2009)750 Instructions to Authors619 New Editors Appoiment, 2011-2016585 Subsciption Order Form

PUBLIC HEALTH ReportsVOLUME 125 NUMBER 1 JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2010Surgeon General’s Perspectives: A Message From The New Surgeon General....................................2Regina BenjaminTraditions, Transitions, and Transfats: New Directions for Public Health .......…...............................3David Rosner / Linda P. FriedSchools of Public Health: Essential Infrastructure of a Responsible Society and a 21st-CenturyHealth System ..............................................................................................................................................8James Colgrove / Linda P. Fried / Mary E. Northridge / David RosnerThe History of Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation for Air Disinfection......................................................................................................................................................................15Nicholas G. ReedThe Occurrence of Rare Cancers in U.S. Adults, 1995–2004................................................................28Robert T. Greenlee / Marc T. Goodman / Charles F. Lynch / Charles E. Platz / Lori A. Havener / Holly L.HoweEstimates of State-Level Health-Care Expenditures Associated with Disability..........................44Wayne L. Anderson / Brian S. Armour / Eric A. Finkelstein / Joshua M. WienerSexual and Drug Use Risk Behaviors of Long-Haul Truck Drivers and Their Commercial SexContacts in New Mexico.....................................................................................................52Donna Hubbard McCree / Shannon Cosgrove / Dale Stratford / Sarah Valway / Nick Keller / JaimeVega-Hernandez / Steven A. JenisonDiscrimination and Mental Health Problems Among Homeless Minority Young People.................61Norweeta G. Milburn / Philip Batterham / George Ayala / Eric Rice / Rosa Solorio / Kate Desmond /Lynwood Lord / Javier Iribarren / Mary Jane Rotheram-BorusAssessing Health Status, Behavioral Risks, and Health Disparities in American Indians Living onthe Northern Plains of the U.S..................................................................................................................68Jeffrey E. Holm / Nancy Vogeltanz-Holm / Dmitri Poltavski / Leander McDonaldIntimate Partner Violence Perpetration, Immigration Status, and Disparities in a CommunityHealth Center-Based Sample of Men .....................................................................................................79Jhumka Gupta / Dolores Acevedo-Garcia / David Hemenway / Michele R. Decker / Anita Raj / Jay G.SilvermanNot Enough Fruit and Vegetables or Too Many Cookies, Candies, Salty Snacks, and Soft Drinks?....................................................................................................................................................................88Deborah A. Cohen / Roland Sturm / Molly Scott / Thomas A. Farley / Ricky BluthenthalPregnancy and HIV Infection in Young Women in North Carolina ...................................................96Elizabeth A. Torrone / Janell Wright / Peter A. Leone / Lisa B. Hightow-WeidmanAdult Blood Lead Reporting in New York State, 1994–2006..............................................................103

Kitty H. Gelberg / Alicia FletcherEvaluating Real-Time Syndromic Surveillance Signals from Ambulatory Care Data in Four States...................................................................................................................................................................111W. Katherine Yih / Swati Deshpande / Candace Fuller / Dawn Heisey-Grove / John Hsu / Benjamin A.KruskalViral Hepatitis and Injection Drug Use in Appalachian Kentucky: A Survey of Rural HealthDepartment Clients ................................................................................................................................121W. Jay Christian / Claudia Hopenhayn / Amy Christian / Deana McIntosh / Alvaro KochInternational Observer: National Analysis of bacterial Meningitis in Slovakia 1997-2007............129Henrieta Hudeckova / Milos Jesenak / Avdicova Maria / Viera Svihrova / Peter BanovginLocal Acts: Responding to a Request: Gender-Exclusive Swims in a SomaliCommunity.............................................................................................................................................137Eva Moore / Mohamed Ali / Elinor Graham / Linda QuanLaw and the Public’s Health Public Health The Health Information Technology Provisions in theAmerican Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009: Implications for Public Health Policy andPractice ....................................................................................................................................................141Taylor BurkeNCHS DATALINE...................................................................................................................................146From the Schools of Public Health: On Academics: Education for Health: An EducationalUnderpinning for Healthy People 2010..................................................................................................148Richard Riegelman.

PUBLIC HEALTH ReportsVOLUME 125 SUPPLEMENT 2010New Strategies in the Delivery of HIV-Prevention Services for MinorityGroups in the U.S.Donna L. Richter, EdD, FAAHB, and Rhondette L. Jones, Mph, Guest EditorsYOUR Blessed Health: An HIV-Prevention Program Bridging Faith and Public HealthCommunities............................................................................................................................................4Derek M. Griffith / Bettina Campbell / Julie Ober Allen / Kevin J. Robinson / Sarah Kretman StewartInforming Faith-Based HIV/AIDS Interventions: HIV-Related Knowledge and StigmatizingAttitudes at Project F.A.I.T.H. Churches in South Carolina............................................................12Lisa L. Lindley / Jason D. Coleman / Bambi W. Gaddist / Jacob WhiteMen Seeking Sex on an Intergenerational Gay Internet Website: An Exploratory Study.............21Richard L. Sowell / Kenneth D. PhillipsA Pilot Intervention Utilizing Internet Chat Rooms to Prevent HIV Risk Behaviors Among MenWho Have Sex with Men.......................................................................................................................29Scott D. Rhodes / Kenneth C. Hergenrather / Jesse Duncan / Aaron T. Vissman / Cindy Miller / Aimee M.Wilkin / Jason Stowers / Eugenia EngPre-Risk HIV-Prevention Paradigm Shift: The Feasibility and Acceptability of the Parents Matter!Program in HIV Risk Communities....................................................................................................38Kim S. Miller / Karl D. Maxwell / Amy M. Fasula / J. Terry Parker / Shannon Zackery / Sarah C. WyckoffCollaboration for the Integration of HIV Prevention at Title X Family Planning Service DeliverySites....................................................................................................................................................................47Nhan T. Tran / Jule M. Hallerdin / Charon Flowers-Maple / Susan B. MoskoskyImplementing Packaged HIV-Prevention Interventions for HIV-Positive Individuals:Considerations for Clinic-Based and Community-BasedInterventions..............................................................................................................................................55Charles B. Collins, Jr. / Kimberly D. Hearn / David N. Whittier / Anne Freeman / JoAna D. Stallworth /Miriam PhieldsEnrollment in Outpatient Care Among Newly Released Prison Inmates with HIV Infection..........64Jacques G. Baillargeon / Thomas P. Giordano / Amy Jo Harzke / Gwen Baillargeon / Josiah D. Rich /David P. PaarMale Circumcision in the United States for the Prevention of HIV Infection and Other AdverseHealth Outcomes: Report from a CDC Consultation...........................................................................72Dawn K. Smith / Allan Taylor / Peter H. Kilmarx / Patrick Sullivan / Lee Warner / Mary Kamb / NaomiBock / Bob Kohmescher / Timothy D. MastroCosts of HIV Prevention Among Out-of-Treatment Drug-Using Women: Results of a RandomizedControlled Trial The Association of Workplace Hazards and Smoking in a U.S. MultiethnicWorking-Class Population......................................................................................................................83Cassandra A. Okechukwu / Nancy Kreiger / Jarvis Chen / Glorian Sorensen / Yi Li / Elizabeth M.BarbeauGUEST EDITORIAL..................................................................................................................................1

PUBLIC HEALTH ReportsVOLUME 125 NUMBER 2 MARH/APRIL 2010A Message from the Editor.....................................................................................................................157Laurence D. ReedOral Health: The Silent Epidemic..........................................................................................................158Regina BenjaminHow Healthy Could a State Be?.............................................................................................................160David Kindig / Paul Peppard / Bridget BooskeThe Politics of Achievable Mortality......................................................................................................168Daniel M. Fox, PhDaTransitions Clinic: Creating a Community-Based Model of Health Care for Recently ReleasedCalifornia Prisoners ................................................................................................................................171Emily A. Wang / Clemens S. Hong / Liz Samuels / Shira Shavit / Ronald Sanders / Margot KushelImpact of Non-Pharmaceutical Interventions on URIs and Influenza in Crowded, UrbanHouseholds Case-Control Studies....................................................................................................................................................................178Elaine L. Larson, Yu-hui Ferng, Jennifer Wong-McLoughlin, Shuang Wang, Michael Haber,Stephen S. Morse,Influenza Vaccination Rates of Children in Households with High-Risk Adult....................................................................................................................................................................192Ru-Chien Chi / Gayle E. Reiber / Benjamin A. Lipsky / Edward J. Boyko / Kathleen M. NeuzilNewborn Hearing Screening and Follow-up: Are Children Receiving RecommendedServices?....................................................................................................................................................199Marcus Gaffney / Denise R. Green / Claudia GaffneyCondoms for Dual Protection: Patterns of Use with Highly Effective ContraceptiveMethods.....................................................................................................................................................208Karen Pazol / Michael R. Kramer / Carol J. HogueTrends in Prevalence of Obesity and Overweight Among Children Enrolled in the New York StateWIC Program, 2002–2007.......................................................................................................................218Jackson P. Sekhobo / Lynn S. Edmunds / Daniel K. Reynolds / Karen Dalenius / Andrea SharmaThe Association of Workplace Hazards and Smoking in a U.S. Multiethnic Working-ClassPopulation.................................................................................................................................................225Cassandra A. Okechukwu / Nancy Kreiger / Jarvis Chen / Glorian Sorensen / Yi Li / Elizabeth M.BarbeauComparing Lead Poisoning Risk Assessment Methods: Census Block Group Characteristics vs. ZipCodes as Predictors ................................................................................................................................234Stan A. Kaplowitz / Harry Perlstadt / Lori A. PostEpidemiology of West Nile Virus in the Highly Epidemic State of North Dakota, 2002–2007...........................................................................................................................................................246Stephanie M. Borchardt / Michelle A. Feist / Tracy Miller / Tze Shien LoCharacteristics of Asian and Pacific Islanders Admitted to U.S. Drug Treatment Programs in2005...........................................................................................................................................................250

Wynnie Wong / Paul G. BarnettHORIZONS PROGRAMGuest Editorial: The Changing Face of U.S. Funding for HIV Programs In Resource-LimitedSettings .....................................................................................................................................................267Scott KellermanHorizons: Looking Back, Moving Forward...........................................................................................269Naomi Rutenberg / Deborah WeissReducing HIV-Related Stigma: Lessons Learned from Horizons Research and Programs............272Julie Pulerwitz / Annie Michaelis / Ellen Weiss / Lisanne Brown / Vaishali MahendraAddressing Gender Dynamics and Engaging Men in HIV Programs: Lessons Learned fromHorizons Research ..................................................................................................................................282Julie Pulerwitz / Annie Michaelis / Ravi Verma / Ellen WeissImplementing Programs for the Prevention of Mother-to-Child HIV Transmission in Resource-Constrained Settings: Horizons Studies, 1999–2007.............................................................................293Access to Antiretroviral Therapy for Adults and Children with HIV Infection in DevelopingCountries: Horizons Studies, 2002–2008...............................................................................................305Avina Sarna / Scott KellermanHIV Vulnerability of Men Who Have Sex with Men in Developing Countries: Horizons Studies,2001-2008 .................................................................................................................................................316Scott Geibel / Waimar Tun / Placide Tapsoba / Scott KellermanImproving the Lives of Vulnerable Children: Implications of Horizons Research Among Orphansand Other Children Affected by AIDS..................................................................................................325Katie D. Schenk / Annie Michaelis / Tobey Nelson Sapiano / Lisanne Brown / Ellen WeissPUBLIC HEALTH CHRONICLESDebating the Health Effects of DDT: Thomas Jukes, Charles Wurster, and the Fate of anEnvironmental Pollutant .......................................................................................................................337Elena ConisLAW AND THE PUBLIC'S HEALTHThe Health Privacy Provisions In The American Recovery And Reinvestment Act Of 2009:Implications For Public Health Policy And Practice...........................................................................343Melissa M. GoldsteinNCHS Dataline.........................................................................................................................................350Sandra S. SmithFROM THE SCHOOLS OF PUBLIC HEALTHOn Linkages: Promoting Implementation of a School District Sexual Health Education PolicyThrough an Academic-Community Partnership..................................................................................352Michael C. Fagen / Jonathan S. Stacks / Emily Hutter / Laura SysterStudent Column: Cost Analy Sis Of Influenza Vaccine Administration In Fayette County,Kentucky, 2005–2007...............................................................................................................................358Karen E. Kryscio

RETRevista de Toxicomanías ySalud Mental Nº 59 – Primer trimestre 2010SUMARIOPág. 3 Tratamiento coadyuvante para el Trastorno Bipolar:Actualización de las EvidenciasPág. 18 Factores de resilencia y consumo de drogas entreestudiantes de educación media básica

REVISTA ESPAÑOLADEDROGODEPENDENCIASVolumen 34 Número 3 2009EDITORIALTratamiento con antipsicóticos en la gestante toxicómanaJosé Manuel Bertolín Guillén.........................................................................244REVISIÓNLa familia en la prevención de las drogodependencias: situación actual de losprogramas y nuevos retosRaquel Carcelén, Isabel Senabre, J. Leticia Morales, Ina Wenz, Fco. JavierRomero..........................................................................................................248ORIGINALESEl gasto público relacionado con la droga en EuropaLuis Prieto......................................................................................................260Utilidad de la administración de topiramato en pacientes con agresividad yconsumidores de drogas, asociada o no a psicoterapiaJuan Jesús Hernández, Begoña Garrido, Pilar San Juan, Óscar Galera, PilarMoreno, Tyanka Radinova, Gustavo Molina..................................................272Infección por Virus de la Inmunodefi ciencia Humana y Virus de la Hepatitis C enpoblación drogodependiente. Estudio de la producción científica españolaEsperanza Gómez Guardeño, Gregorio González Alcaide,Juan Carlos Valderrama Zurián, Rafael Aleixandre Benavent.........................286Estudio del consumo de alcohol y otras drogas en alumnos/as de los cursos demonitores/as de ocio y tiempo libreJosé Luis Cernuda López.................................................................................298COMUNICACIÓN BREVEGestión de procesos de integración sociolaboral de drogodependientes: modelode gestión de Castilla y LeónMª Ángeles de Álvaro Prieto..............................................................................316Una estrategia preventiva para adolescentes con riesgo suicida y consumo desustancias en el escenario escolarEmilia Lucio Gómez Maqueo, Mariana Linage Rivadeneyra, Marisol PérezRamos, Paulina Arenas Landgrave...................................................................323LITERATURA INTERNACIONAL COMENTADALa utilización de la medicina complementaria y alternativa en el tratamiento delabuso y dependencia a distintas drogasEduardo López Briz............................................................................................331SECCIÓN JURÍDICAProtección patrimonial en el orden civil de las personas con discapacidad porcausa de adicciones (Ley 41/2003, de 18 de noviembre)Carolina del Carmen Castillo Martínez...............................................................339NOVEDADES EDITORIALES............................................................................360NOTICIAS...........................................................................................................362AGENDA............................................................................................................363

REVISTA ESPAÑOLADEDROGODEPENDENCIASVolumen 34 Número 4 2009EDITORIALINDICELa prevención en tiempos de crisisSonia Moncada Bueno......................................................................................372ORIGINALESCreencias normativas en estrategias preventivas: una espada de doble filo.Efectos de la percepción de normas y normalidad en campañas informativas,programas escolares y medidas ambientales....................................................376Gregor BurkhartAlgunas reflexiones sobre el abordaje de la prevención del consumo de drogasen el ámbito familiar. La importancia de la educación en el consumo de marcascomo un medio de prevención en el consumo de drogasFernando Conde Gutiérrez del Álamo................................................................401Empecemos: un programa multicomponente para la prevención indicada de losproblemas de conducta y el abuso de drogasEstrella Romero, Paula Villar, M. Ángeles Luengo, José A. Gómez-Fraguela...420El consumo de drogas en los adolescentes inmigrantes: implicaciones para laprevenciónM. Ángeles Luengo, Paula Villar, Jorge Sobral, Estrella Romero, José A. Gómez-Fraguela.............................................................................................................448Perspectiva de género en el inicio de consumo de tabaco: un punto de partidapara la prevenciónOlaya García-Rodríguez, Rosa Suárez Vázquez, Laura Ciller Valverde...........480AGENDA............................................................................................................503INDICE DE AUTORES......................................................................................505

Original ArticleSubstance Use & MisuseVolume 44 - Number 11 2009ContentsEpidemiology of Recreational Drug Toxicity in a Nightclub EnvironmentDavid M. Wood, Michelle Nicolaou, Paul I. Dargan......................................................1495Economics: Income and Expenditures of Heroin UsersAn Economic Analysis of Income and Expenditures by Heroin-Using ResearchVolunteersJuliette Roddy, Mark Greenwald.......................................................................................1503Contemporary Uses of Natural HallucinogensThe Contemporary Uses of Hallucinogenic Plants and Mushrooms: A QualitativeExploratory Study Carried Out in FranceCatherine Reynaud-Maurupt, Agnès Cadet-Taïrou, Anne Zoll.............................................1519SUD Treatment: Weight GainUnhealthy Weight Gain During Treatment for Alcohol and Drug Use in FourResidential Programs for Latina and African American WomenMargaret H. Emerson, Ellen Glovsky, Hortensia Amaro, Rita Nieves........................1553Tobacco SmokingMeaning in Life: Does It Play a Role in Smoking?Barna Konkolÿ Thege, Yaacov G. Bachner, Tamás Martos, TalmaKushnir...................................................................................................................................1566Measurements Instruments Scales Tests: PSEQPrescription Stimulant Expectancies in Recreational and Medical Users: Resultsfrom a Preliminary Expectancy QuestionnaireAlison Looby, Mitch Earleywine...................................................................................1578Beverage Service Programs: Pilot StudyDo Responsible Beverage Service Programs Reduce Breath Alcohol ConcentrationAmong Patrons: A Five-Month Follow-up of a Randomized Controlled TrialKent O. Johnsson, Mats Berglund.......................................................................................1592Assessing Substance Use (rs)Assessing Comorbid Substance Use in Detained Psychiatric Patients: Issues andInstruments for Evaluating Treatment OutcomeClive G. Long, Clive R. Hollin.....................................................................................1602Research RecruitmentBarriers and Opportunities for Recruitment for Nonintervention Studies on HIVRisk: Perspectives of Street Drug UsersMatthew Oransky, Celia B. Fisher, Meena Mahadevan, Merrill Singer...................1642

IntroductionSubstance Use & MisuseVolume 44 - Number 12 2009ContentsSubstance Use Under Conditions of Uncertainty and Trauma: An IntroductionTimothy P. Johnson, Michael Fendrich..............................................................................1661Original ArticleThe Relationship Between Terrorism and Distress and Drinking: Two Years AfterSeptember 11, 2001Judith A. Richman, Candice A. Shannon, Kathleen M. Rospenda, Joseph A. Flaherty, MichaelFendrich..............................................................................................................................1665Lessons Learned From the Deadly Sisters: Drug and Alcohol Treatment Disruption, andConsequences from Hurricanes Katrina and RitaJane Carlisle Maxwell, Deborah Podus, David Walsh........................................................1681A Psychosocial Comparison of New Orleans and Houston Crack Smokers in the Wake ofHurricane KatrinaSandra Timpson, Eric Ratliff, Michael Ross, Mark Williams, John Atkinson, Anne Bowen, SherylMcCurdy...............................................................................................................................1695Alcohol and Cigarette Use and Misuse Among Hurricane Katrina Survivors: PsychosocialRisk and Protective FactorsKate Flory, Benjamin L. Hankin, Bret Kloos, Catherine Cheely, GustavoTurecki...................................................................................................................................1711Bayesian Hierarchical Spatial Modeling of Substance Abuse Patterns Following a MassTrauma: The Role of Time and Place Charlie Dimaggio, Sandro Galea, David Vlahov........1725Responding to Rising Substance Misuse in IraqRawnak Aqrawi, Keith Humphreys........................................................................................1744The Potential for PTSD, Substance Use, and HIV Risk Behavior among AdolescentsExposed to Hurricane KatrinaKarla D. Wagner, Deborah J. Brief, Melanie J. Vielhauer, Steve Sussman, Terence M. Keane,Robert Malow........................................................................................................................1749Vaccination, Quarantine, and Hygiene: Korean Sex Slaves and No. 606 Injections Duringthe Pacific War of World War IISel J. Hwahng......................................................................................................................1768International Abstracts........................................................................................................1803

Substance Use & MisuseVolume 44 - Number 13 2009ContentsOriginal ArticleDrinking Alcohol Surrogates Among Clients of an Alcohol-Misuser Treatment Clinic inNovosibirsk, RussiaNatalia Bobrova, Robert West, Darya Malutina, Evgenia Koshkina, Ravil Terkulov, MartinBobak..................................................................................................................................1821Cannabis: Temperamental Risk FactorsTemperamental Risk Factors for Adolescent Cannabis Use: A Systematic Review ofProspective General Population StudiesHanneke E. Creemers, Frank C. Verhulst, Anja C. Huizink................................................1833Research: Hard-To-Reach SamplesRecruiting Hard-to-Reach Drug-Using Men Who Have SexWith Men into an InterventionStudy: Lessons Learned and Implications for Applied ResearchChristian Grov, Donald BuxJr., Jeffrey T. Parsons, Jon Morgenstern..................................1855Substance Use and Sexual IntercourseTransitions to Substance Use and Sexual Intercourse Among South African High SchoolStudentsLori-Ann Palen, Edward A. Smith, Linda L. Caldwell, Catherine Mathews, Tania Vergnani..1872Cocaine UsersTolerance and Sensitization to the Effects of Cocaine Use in Humans: A RetrospectiveStudy of Long-Term Cocaine Users in PhiladelphiaA. C. Small, K. M. Kampman, J. Plebani, M. De Jesus Quinn, L. Peoples, K. G.Lynch..........................................................................................................................................1888Gender and Age: Party DrugsThe Influence of Age and Gender on Party Drug Use Among Young Adults AttendingDance Events, Clubs, and Rock Festivals in BelgiumTina Van Havere, Wouter Vanderplasschen, Eric Broekaert, Ilse De Bourdeaudhui...............1899Research NoteFollow-up of Provision of Inpatient Treatment for UK Healthcare Professionals withAlcohol Dependence: Snapshot of a Pilot Specialist National Health ServiceSamantha R. Gross, Kim Wolff, John Strang, E. Jane Marshall................................................1916Pilot Study: Spirituality and ReligiosityDo Spirituality and Religiosity Help in the Management of Cravings in Substance AbuseTreatment?Sarah J. Mason, Frank P. Deane, Peter J. Kelly, Trevor P. Crowe.........................................1926Research Note: Cocaine UsersNeuropsychological Assessment of Current and Past Crack Cocaine UsersLúcio Garcia De Oliveira, Lúcia Pereira Barroso, Camila Magalhães Silveira, Zila Van DerMeer Sanchez, Julio De Carvalho Ponce, Leonardo José Vaz, Solange AparecidaNappo........................................................................................................................................1941Special Populations: Homeless Youth

Incidence and Predictors of Onset of Injection Drug Use in a San Francisco Cohort ofHomeless YouthAndrea M. Parriott, Colette L. Auerswald................................................................................1958The “F”Words: Facts, Fictions, Fantasies A Dialogue on the Incapability/Capability ofInjection Drug UsersSamuel R. Friedman, Pedro Mateu-Gelabert, Milagros Sandoval..........................................1971

Research NoteSubstance Use & MisuseVolume 44 - Number 14 2009ContentsMethadone Maintenance Treatment for Youth: Experiences of Clients, Staff, and ParentsHonoria M. Guarino, Lisa A. Marsch, Willard S. Campbell Iii, Sage P. Gargano, Deborah L.Haller, Ramon Solhkhah..........................................................................................................1979Drug-Use Prevention MethodologyUse of Small Incentives for Increasing Participation and Reducing Dropout in a FamilyDrug-Use Prevention Program in a Spanish Sample Susana Al-Halabí Díaz, José Manuel ErrastiPérez.........................................................................................................................................1990Measurements Instruments Scales Tests: AUDITValidation of the Alcohol Use Identification Test in a Prison Sample Living in the ArabianGulf RegionTayyiba S. K. Almarri, Tian P. S. Oei, Taha Amir...................................................................2001Research Note: Ecstasy Use in BrazilPatterns of Ecstasy Use and Associated Harm: Results of a Brazilian Online SurveyStella Pereira De Almeida, Miriam Garcia-Mijares, Maria Teresa Araujo Silva..................2014Adolescent SmokingUsing Latent Class and Latent Transition Analysis to Examine the Transtheoretical ModelStaging Algorithm and Sequential Stage Transition in Adolescent SmokingBoliang Guo, Paul Aveyard, Antony Fielding, Stephen Sutton................................................2028Steroid Use: AdolescentsAssociation Between Narcotic Use and Anabolic-Androgenic Steroid Use Among AmericanAdolescentsBryan E. Denham.....................................................................................................................2043Original ArticleWorkplace Responsibility, Stress, Alcohol Availability and Norms as Predictors of AlcoholConsumption-Related Problems Among Employed Workers David C. Hodgins, Robert Williams,Gordon Munro.........................................................................................................................2062Community Prevention InterventionReducing Adolescent Use of Harmful Legal Products: Intermediate Effects of a CommunityPrevention InterventionPaul J. Gruenewald, Knowlton Johnson, Stephen R. Shamblen, Kristen A. Ogilvie, DavidCollins.....................................................................................................................................2080FamilyFamily Structure and Adolescent Drug Use: An Exploration of Single-Parent FamiliesVanessa Hemovich, William D. Crano..................................................................................2099Gender: Smoking CessationCombining Women's Preferences and Expert Advice to Design a Tailored SmokingCessation ProgramJudith R. Katzburg, Elizabeth M. Yano, Donna L. Washington, Melissa M. Farmer, Ellen F. T.Yee, Steven Fu, Irene Trowell-Harris, Scott E. Sherman.......................................................2114

Young Adult Smoking PatternsCharacterizing and Comparing Young Adult Intermittent and Daily SmokersKathleen M. Lenk, Vincent Chen, Debra H. Bernat, Jean L. Forster, Peter A. Rode..............2128

Substance Use & MisuseVolume 45 - Number 1-2 2010ContentsOriginal ArticleAlcohol and Aldehyde Dehydrogenase Polymorphisms in Chinese and Indian PopulationsEne-Choo Tan, Leslie Lim, Jern-Yi Leong, Jing-Yan Lim, Arthur Lee, Jun Yang, Chay-Hoon Tan,Munidasa Winslow.......................................................................................................................1Decreased Psychological Well-Being in Late ‘Chronotypes’ Is Mediated by Smoking andAlcohol ConsumptionMarc Wittmann, Martin Paulus, Till Roenneberg....................................................................15Medicinal Stimulant Misuse: Justifications“Adderall is Definitely Not a Drug”: Justifications for the Illegal Use of ADHD StimulantsAlan D. Desantis, Audrey Curtis Hane.....................................................................................31Measurements Instruments Scales TestsThe Development and Psychometric Properties of a New Measure of Perceived StigmaToward Substance UsersJason B. Luoma, Alyssa K. O'Hair, Barbara S. Kohlenberg, Steven C. Hayes, LindsayFletcher.....................................................................................................................................47Hepatitis-C (HCV) TreatmentKnowledge About Hepatitis-C Among Methadone Maintenance Treatment Patients inIsraelRinat Cohen-Moreno, Miriam Schiff, Shabtay Levitt, Rachel Bar-Hamburger, Shiela Strauss,Yehuda Neumark.....................................................................................................................58Original ArticleCommunication Between Researchers and Practitioners: Findings From a QualitativeEvaluation of a Large-Scale College InterventionPeter Nygaard, Robert F. Saltz...............................................................................................77Survey ParticipationExploring Survey Participation, Data Combination, and Research Validity in a SubstanceUse Study: An Application of Hierarchical Linear ModelingRebecca Orsi, Phillip L. Chapman, Ruth W. Edwards..........................................................98Methamphetamine UsersBinge Use and Sex and Drug Use Behaviors among HIV(–), HeterosexualMethamphetamine Users in San Diego...............................................................................116W. Susan Cheng, Richard S. Garfein, Shirley J. Semple, Steffanie A. Strathdee, James K. Zians,Thomas L. PattersonPilot Study on SpiritualityA Focus-Group Study on Spirituality and Substance-User TreatmentAdrienne J. Heinz, Elizabeth R. Disney, David H. Epstein, Louise A. Glezen, Pamela I. Clark,Kenzie L. Preston...................................................................................................................134The “F”Words: Facts Fictions FantasiesCan Drug Users be Effective Change Agents? Yes, But Much Still Needs to ChangeJulia Dickson-Gomezo.........................................................................................................154Research NoteSocial Support and Non-Safe Use of Licit Substances by Greek Medical Students

Maria Samakouri, Evangelia Delistamati, Evgenia Tsatalmpasidou, Aikaterini Arvaniti,Theofanis Vorvolakos, Miltos Livaditis..............................................................................161Treatment: Drug UsersLongitudinal Observation of a Sample of German Drug Consumption Facility ClientsNorbert Scherbaum, Michael Specka, Fabrizio Schifano, Johannes Bombeck, BÄRBELMarrziniak...........................................................................................................................176Adolescents Binge Drinking When on Holiday: An Evaluation of a Community InterventionBased on Self-RegulationJade Van De Luitgaarden, Ronald A. Knibbe, Reinout W. Wiers.......................................190Original ArticleHIV Testing in Hazardous Drinking: A Survey AnalysisMiriam Fenton, Lorenzo Leggio, George A. Kenna, Robert M. Swift.................................204Measurements Instruments Scales TestsAdaptation and Validation of a Self-Report Measure to Evaluate Substance Use Among SriLankan Adolescents...........................................................................................................213A. Chandrika Ismail, Rohini De Alwis SeneviratneOriginal ArticleCauses and Consequences of Increasing Club Drug Use in China: A DescriptiveAssessment............................................................................................................................224Xiushi Yang, Guomei XiaResearch NoteDiversion and Injection of Methadone and Buprenorphine Among Clients in Public OpioidTreatment Clinics in New South Wales, Australia............................................................240Adam R. Winstock, Toby LeaAdolescent DrinkingAlcohol Use and Physical Health in Adolescence: A General Population Survey of 8,983Young People in North-Trøndelag, Norway (The Young-HUNT Study)..........................253Arve Strandheim, Turid Lingaas Holmen, Lindsey Coombes, Niels BentzenMonitoringChallenges of Reliability and Validity in the Identification and Monitoring of EmergingDrug Trends............................................................................................................................266Jane Mounteney, Craig Fry, Neil McKeganey, Siren HauglandOriginal ArticleImproved Quality of Life, Clinical, and Psychosocial Outcomes Among Heroin-dependentPatients on Ambulatory Buprenorphine Maintenance......................................................288Alexander M. Ponizovsky, Anatoly Margolis, Ludmila Heled, Paula Rosca, Irena Radomislensky,Alexander Grinshpoon

Substance Use & MisuseVolume 45 - Number 3 2010ContentsOriginal ArticleSelf-Help Groups and Mental Health/Substance Use Agencies: The Benefits ofOrganizational ExchangeThomas Powell, Brian Edward Perron........................................................................................315Legal Highs on the InternetJennifer Hillebrand, Deborah Olszewski, Roumen Sedefov.........................................................330Alcohol-Related Help-Seeking in Problem Drinking Women Sexual Assault SurvivorsSarah E. Ullman, Cynthia J. Najdowski.......................................................................................341The Profile of Injection Drug Users in Chennai, India: Identification of Risk Behavioursand Implications for InterventionsSunil S. Solomon, Monica Desai, A.K. Srikrishnan, Easter Thamburaj, C.K. Vasudevan, M.Suresh Kumar, Suniti Solomon, David D. Celentano, Shruti H. Mehta.......................................354Factors Related to Injection Drug Use Among Female PrisonersDorothy Octavia Jackson, Karen L. Cropsey, Michael F. Weaver, Gabriella C. Villalobos, GloriaEldridge, Maxine L. Stitzer...........................................................................................................368Single-Session Motivational Interviewing for Drug Detoxification Inpatients: Effects onSelf-Efficacy, Stages of Change and Substance UseAnne H. Berman, Lars Forsberg, Natalie Durbeej, Håkan Källmén, Ulric Hermansson............384Increasing the Use of Nicotine Replacement Therapy by a Simple Intervention: AnExploratory TrialTobias Raupach, Lion Shahab, Stefanie Eimer, Miriam Puls, Gerd Hasenfuss, StefanAndreas.........................................................................................................................................403Drug Users as Change AgentsTraining Drug Treatment Patients to Conduct Peer-Based HIV Outreach: An EthnographicPerspective on Peers' Experiences.............................................................................................414Honoria Guarino, Sherry Deren, Milton Mino, Sung-Yeon Kang, Michele G. ShedlinInternet SurveysComparing Probability and Non-Probability Sampling Methods in Ecstasy Research:Implications for the Internet as a Research ToolPeter G. Miller, Jennifer Johnston, Matthew Dunn, Craig L. Fry, Louisa Degenhardt..............437GenderAdverse Events and Substance Use Among Female Adolescent Offenders: Effects of Copingand Family SupportAngela A. Robertson, Xiaohe Xu, Andrea Stripling...................................................................451

ContentsEditorial425 On tobacco industry cultural appropriationRuth E MaloneNews Analysis427 Tob ControlResearch papers431 Does the availability of single cigarettespromote or inhibit cigarette consumption?Perceptions, prevalence and correlates ofsingle cigarette use among adult MexicansmokersJ F Thrasher, V Villalobos, A Dorantes-Alonso,E Arillo-Santillán, K Michael Cummings, RO’Connor, G T Fong438 Indoor concentrations of nicotine in lowincome,multi-unit housing: associations withsmoking behaviours and housingcharacteristicsT A Kraev, G Adamkiewicz, S K Hammond,J D Spengler445 Gender and locality differences in tobaccoprevalence among adult BangladeshisM S Flora, C G N Mascie-Taylor, M Rahman451 The adoption of smoke-free hospitalcampuses in the United StatesS C Williams, J M Hafner, D J Morton,A L Holm, S M Milberger, R G Koss,J M Loeb459 Flavoured cigarettes, sensation seeking andadolescents’ perceptions of cigarette brandsK C Manning, K J Kelly, M L Comello466 Cigarette brand preference as a function ofprice among smoking youths in Canada: areTOBACCO CONTROLDecember 2009 / Vol 18 – No 6they smoking premium, discount or nativebrands?S T Leatherdale, R Ahmed, A Barisic, DMurnaghan, S Manske474 Adverse effects of a social contract smokingprevention program among children in Québec,CanadaS Kairouz, J O’Loughlin, J Laguë479Support for smoke-free policy amongrestaurant owners and managers inUlaanbaatar, MongoliaS-H Chang, V Delgermaa, K Mungun-Ulzii, NErdenekhuu, E Odkhuu, S-L Huang485 Switching to “lighter” cigarettes and quittingsmokingH A Tindle, S Shiffman, A M Hartman, J E Bost491 Smoke-free homes in England: prevalence,trends and validation by cotinine in childrenM J Jarvis, J Mindell, A Gilmore, CFeyerabend, R WestSpecial Communication:496 Regulating the tobacco retail environment:beyond reducing sales to minorsS Chapman, B FreemanBrief reports502 An examination of the effect on cigaretteprices and promotions of Philip Morris USApenalties to stores that sell cigarettes to minorsE C Feighery, N C Schleicher, K M Ribisl, TRogers505 Sectors of the Russian economy that wouldbenefit from reduced cigarette salesR M Merrill, R A Castleton, G B LindsayIndustry Watch:509 Tobacco industry attempts to undermineArticle 5.3 and the “good governance” trapK E Smith, A B Gilmore, G Fooks, J Collin,H WeishaarPostScript:512 Tobacco industry attempts to undermineArticle 5.3 and the “good governance” trapK E Smith, A B Gilmore, G Fooks, J Collin, HWeishaarMiscellanea437, 465, 473 The lighter side