This volume reviews recent research into the nature and effects of addiction and considers the usefulness of policies which aim to prevent it. The contributors focus on topics such as smoking, alcoholism, gambling and injecting drug use, examining treatment and the effectiveness of prevention and intervention programmes.
This volume reviews recent research into the nature and effects of addiction and considers the usefulness of policies which aim to prevent it. The contributors focus on topics such as smoking, alcoholism, gambling and injecting drug use, examining treatment and the effectiveness of prevention and intervention programmes.
Introduction Mick Bloor and Fiona Wood University of Wales College Cardiff. Part I: The Size of the Problem. 1. Estimating the Prevalence of Substance Abuse Gordon Hay University of Glasgow. Part II: Legal Addictions. 2. Tobacco Use Among Young People: A Review of Research and Recommendations Jane Frankland University of Wales College Cardiff. 3. Against the Odds: An Overview of Gambling Addiction Mark Griffiths Nottingham Trent University. 4. Prescribed Addiction Anonymous. Part III: Drug and Alcohol Policy. 5. AIDS and British Drug Policy: A Post-War Situation? Virginia Berridge London School of Tropical Medicine. 6. Deviant or Just Different? Dutch Alcohol and Drug Policy Inge Spruit Netherlands Institute of Mental Health and Addiction. Part IV: The Impact of HIV. 7. Injecting Drug Use and the HIV Epidemic Fiona Wood University of Wales College. 8. Ten Years of Needle Exchange Provision But Do They Work? Lawrence Elliott University of Dundee. 9. Community Intervention Among Hidden Populations of Injecting Drug Users in the Time of AIDS Tim Rhodes and Gerry Stimson University of London. Part V: Providing and Assessing Services. 10. Working with Androgenic Anabolic Steroid Users Andrew McBride and Trudi Petersen Mid-Glamorgan Community Drug and Alcohol Team and Kathryn Williamson St Cadoc's Hospital Newport. 11. Effective Interventions for Problem Drinkers: Is Matching the Answer? Jan Keene University of East Anglia.
Introduction Mick Bloor and Fiona Wood University of Wales College Cardiff. Part I: The Size of the Problem. 1. Estimating the Prevalence of Substance Abuse Gordon Hay University of Glasgow. Part II: Legal Addictions. 2. Tobacco Use Among Young People: A Review of Research and Recommendations Jane Frankland University of Wales College Cardiff. 3. Against the Odds: An Overview of Gambling Addiction Mark Griffiths Nottingham Trent University. 4. Prescribed Addiction Anonymous. Part III: Drug and Alcohol Policy. 5. AIDS and British Drug Policy: A Post-War Situation? Virginia Berridge London School of Tropical Medicine. 6. Deviant or Just Different? Dutch Alcohol and Drug Policy Inge Spruit Netherlands Institute of Mental Health and Addiction. Part IV: The Impact of HIV. 7. Injecting Drug Use and the HIV Epidemic Fiona Wood University of Wales College. 8. Ten Years of Needle Exchange Provision But Do They Work? Lawrence Elliott University of Dundee. 9. Community Intervention Among Hidden Populations of Injecting Drug Users in the Time of AIDS Tim Rhodes and Gerry Stimson University of London. Part V: Providing and Assessing Services. 10. Working with Androgenic Anabolic Steroid Users Andrew McBride and Trudi Petersen Mid-Glamorgan Community Drug and Alcohol Team and Kathryn Williamson St Cadoc's Hospital Newport. 11. Effective Interventions for Problem Drinkers: Is Matching the Answer? Jan Keene University of East Anglia.
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