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DRUG andALCOHOLDEPENDENCEVolume 73, Issue 1, 7 January 2004CONTENTSFull length reportsAttempted suicide among entrants to three treatment modalities for heroin dependence in the AustralianTreatment Outcome Study (ATOS): prevalence and risk factorsS. Darke, J. Ross, M. Lynskey, M. Teesson ............................................. 1Open-label trial of an injection depot formulation of buprenorphine in opioid detoxificationB.-F.X. Sobel, S.C. Sigmon, S.L. Walsh, R.E. Johnson, I.A. Liebson, E.S. Nuwayser,J.H. Kerrigan, G.E. Bigelow ........………………………………………........... 11Treatment needs associated with pain in substance use disorder patients:implications for concurrent treatmentJ.A. Trafton, E.M. Oliva, D.A. Horst, J.D. Minkel, K. Humphreys .......................... 23The external validjty of results derived from ecstasy users recruited usingpurposive sampling strategiesL. Topp, B. Barker, L. Degenhardt .................................................…. 33Cost-effectiveness analysis of addiction treatment: paradoxes of multiple outcomesJ.L. Sindelar, M. Jofre-Bonet, M.T. French, A. Thomas McLellan ......................... 41Long-term voluntary D-amphetamine consumption and behavioral predictors for subsequent D-amphetamine addiction in ratsG. Galli, J. Wolffgramm ............................................................. 51Social network correlates of self-reported non-fatal overdoseC.A. Latkin, W. Hua, K. Tobin. ...................................................... 61Hepatitis B virus infection and vaccination among young injection and non-injection drug users:missed opportunities to prevent infectionI. Kuo, S.G. Sherman, D.L. Thomas, S.A. ............................................ 69Impaired performance in a test of decision-making by opiatedependenttobacco smokersE. Rotheram-Fuller, S. Shoptaw, S.M. Berman, E.D. London............................ 79Psychiatric disorders and attempted suicide among adolescents with substance use disordersT.M. Kelly, J.R. Cornelius, D.B. Clark ................................................ 87Short communicationAn evaluation of workshop training in motivational interviewing for addiction and mental healthcliniciansJ.S. Baer, D.B. Rosengren, C.W. Dunn, E.A. Wells, R.L. Ogle, B. Hartzler................. 99Calendar of forthcoming meetings ........... ........... ........... ........... ........ 107
DRUG andALCOHOLDEPENDENCEVolume 73, Issue 2, 7 February 2004CONTENTSReview articleDose related risk of motor vehicle crashes after cannabis useJ.G. Ramaekers, G. Berghaus, M. van Laar, O.H. Drummer. ............................ . 109FulI length reportsNeurobehavior disinhibition in childhood predisposes boys to substance use disorder byyoung adulthood: direct and mediated etiologic pathwaysR.E. Tarter, L. Kirisci, M. Habeych, M. Reynolds, M. Vanyukov .......................... . 121Characterizing the subjective, psychomotor, and physiological effects of oralpropoxyphene in non-drug-abusing volunteersJ.P. Zacny, R.E. Goldman ........................................................ 133Comparison of self-report versus agency records of service utilization in a community sample ofindividuals with alcohol use disordersT.K. Killeen, K.T. Brady, P.B. Gold, C. Tyson, K.N. Simpson ............................ 141Developmentally inspired drug prevention: middle school outcomes in a schoolbasedrandomized prevention trialC.D.M. Furr-Holden, N.S. lalongo, J.C. Anthony, H. Petras, S.G. Kellam ................. 149Inconsistent condom use among HlV-infected patients with alcohol problemsV. Ehrenstein, N.J. Horton, J.H. Samet .............................................. 159An association between smoking habits and blood pressure in normotensiveJapanese men: a 5-year follow-up studyY. Okubo, Y. Suwazono, E. Kobayashi, K. Nogawa ................................... 167Personality profile and drug of choice; a multivariate analysis using Cloninger's TCI onheroin addicts, alcoholics, and a random population groupO. Le Bon, P. Basiaux, E. Streel, J. Tecco, C. Hanak, M. Hansenne, M. Ansseau,I. Pele, P. Verbanck, S. Dupont. .................... ........... ........... ........... 175Neurological and cognitive impairment associated with leaded gasoline encephalopathyS. Cairney, P. Maruff, C.B. Burns, J. Currie, B.J. Currie ................................ 183Adapting the Illicit Drug Reporting System (IDRS) to examine the feasibility of monitoringtrends in the markets for 'party drugs'L. Topp, C. Breen, S. Raye, S. Darke ................................................ 189Prescription opioid abuse in patients presenting for methadone maintenance treatmentB. Brands, J. Blake, B. Sproule, D. Gourlay, U. Busto ................................... 199Short communicationSmoking cessation efforts among substance abusing adolescentsM.G. Myers, L. MacPherson ........................................................ 209Calendar of forthcoming meetings ..................................................... 215
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