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Drugs: education, prevention and policyVolume 10 Number 4 November 2003CommentariesExtended Alcohol Licensing Hours in England and Wales: there willbe a large price to payJohn H. Foster 285The Licensing Act 2003Mary Tilki 289Paying the Price for Extended Opening Hours: a comment fromIrelandShane Butler 293Review of Scotland's Licensing System an opportunity for change?Mary Ellmers 297ArticlesRisk Factors Associated With Drug Use: the importance of 'riskenvironment'Tim Rhodes, Robert Lilly, Cesáreo Fernández, Enzo Giorgino, Uwe E.Kemmesis, Hans C. Ossebaard, Nacer Lalam, Imar Faasen & KarenEllen Spannow 303Knowledge and Perceptions of Illegal Drugs in a Sample of PreteenageChildrenJames Mdntosh, Fiona MacDonald & Neil McKeganey 331Intoxicated Weekends: young adults' work hard-play hard lifestyles,public health and public disorderHoward Parker & Lisa Williams 345Royal College of General Practitioners Certificate in Drug MisuseClare Gerada & Michael Murnane 369A Short Report: self-reported drug use vs. urinalysis in a sample ofarrestees in South ÁfricaAndreas Plüddemann & Charles D. H. Parry 379Comparing Primary Heroin and Primary Amphetamine Users'Knowledge of Withdrawal and Treatment Options in InnerMetropolitan Brisbane, AustraliaGuy A. Howick & Karen Sullivan 385Book Reviews 395Erratum 401
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