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期刊名:Journal of drug issues

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ISSN:0022-0426

e-ISSN:1945-1369

IF/分区:1.2/Q4

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Drug markets in disadvantaged African American neighborhoods have altered social and sexual norms as well as sexual networks, which impact an individual's risk of contracting a sexually transmitted infection. Presently, we describe the prev...
Leonard A Jason,Bradley D Olson,Ron Harvey Leonard A Jason
This study examined the role played by aftercare following (mainly) inpatient community-based treatment in the outcomes of criminal ex-offenders with substance use disorders. Two hundred and seventy individuals who had been released from th...
Tanja C Rothrauff,Amanda J Abraham,Paul M Roman Tanja C Rothrauff
Counselors play a supportive role in patients' substance abuse treatment, including tobacco cessation. Thus, counselors should be knowledgeable about tobacco cessation medications (TCMs). This study examined differences in counselors' knowl...
Jessica L Muilenburg,Tanja C Laschober,Lillian T Eby Jessica L Muilenburg
Low income adults with substance use disorders (SUDs) have a high prevalence of tobacco use and often limited access to tobacco cessation treatment. This study examines the relationship between low-income SUD patient census (i.e., percentag...
Riane N Miller,Abigail A Fagan,Emily M Wright Riane N Miller
General strain theory (GST) hypothesizes that youth are more likely to engage in delinquency when they experience vicarious victimization, defined as knowing about or witnessing violence perpetrated against others, but that this relationshi...
Karol Silva,Aleksandar Kecojevic,Stephen E Lankenau Karol Silva
Nonmedical use of prescription drugs has become the fastest growing drug problem in the United States, particularly among young adults. This study examines the reasons young polydrug users misuse prescription drugs, and explores how young u...
Maite P Mena,Frank R Dillon,Craig A Mason et al. Maite P Mena et al.
Hispanic adolescents have been shown to have high prevalence of sexually transmitted infections and HIV, and substance abuse has been linked to risky sexual behaviors. The literature indicates that good parent-adolescent communication about...
Ann M Cheney,Geoffrey M Curran,Brenda M Booth et al. Ann M Cheney et al.
This study qualitatively examines the religious and spiritual dimensions of cutting down and stopping cocaine use among African Americans in rural and urban areas of Arkansas. The analyses compare and contrast the narrative data of 28 curre...
Shannon Gwin Mitchell,Jan Gryczynski,Sharon M Kelly et al. Shannon Gwin Mitchell et al.
This secondary analysis compared outcomes of African-American adults newly-admitted to buprenorphine treatment who were on parole and probation to patients who were not under criminal justice supervision. Buprenorphine patients (N=300) were...
Rachael A Korcha,Douglas L Polcin,Thomas K Greenfield et al. Rachael A Korcha et al.
Background: General population studies have shown that pressure from others to change drinking can come from different sources. Receipt of informal pressure (IP) and formal pressure (FP) is known to vary by quantity and c...