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AddictionVOLUME 99 • NUMBER 11 • NOVEMBER 2004EDITORIALState of the world's alcohol policyPeter Anderson (Netherlands) 1367FOR DEBATEAn addiction agency's collaboration with the drinksindustry: Moo Joose as a case studyGeoffrey Munro (Australia)..1370COMMENTARIESThe how but not the why; more context neededVirginia Berridge (UK) 1375Who is responsible for irresponsible drinking?Antoni Gual (Spain) 1376The beverage alcohol industry's social aspectsorganizations: a public health warningPeter Anderson (Netherlands) 1376More research on the alcohol industry's attempt toinfluence policy and science is neededJacek Moskalewicz (Poland) 1377Industry influences: more case studies neededSally Casswell (New Zealand) 1378Don't cover up distinct responsibilities, but cooperateon the action level under certain conditionsGerhard Bühringer Germany) 1379Drinks industry organizations should carry warninglabels: a brief reply to commentariesGeoffrey Munro (Australia) 1380REVIEWAdherence to pharmacotherapy in patients withalcohol and opioid dependenceRoger D. Weiss (USA) 1382RESEARCH REPORTSRisky drinking and alcohol use patterns in a nationalsample of women of childbearing ageMadhabika Beverto Nayak & Lee Ann Kaskutos(USA) 1393Genetic and environmental contributions to age ofonset of alcohol dependence symptoms in male twinsI-Chao Liu, Deborah L Blacker, Ronghui Xu, GarrettFitzmaurice, Ming T. Tsuang & Michael J. Lyons(Taiwan).............……………………………..…......1403Web-based screening and brief intervention forhazardous drinking: a double-blind randomizedcontrolled trialKypros Kypri, John B. Saunders, Sheila M. Williams, RobO. McGee, John D. Langley, Martine L Cashell-Smith &Stephen J. Gallagher Australia)...................…......1410Times for healing: towards a typology of time-framesin Swiss alcohol and drug clinicsHarold Klingemann & Daniela Schibli(Switzerland).……………………………………….1418The prevalence of injecting drug use in a Russian city:implications for harm reduction and coverageLucy Plott, Matthew Hickman, Tim Rhodes, LarissaMikhailova, Victor Karavashkin, Alexander Vlosov, KateTilling, Vivian Hope, Mikhail Khutorksoy &Adrian Renton (UK) 1430Evaluation of an injection depot formulation ofbuprenorphine: placebo comparisonStacey C. Sigmon, Conrad J. Wong, Allison L. Chausmer,Ira A. Liebson & George E Bigelow (USA) .1439Beyond the K-hole: a 3-year longitudinal investigationof the cognitive and subjective effects of ketamine inrecreational users who have substantially reducedtheir use of the drugCelia J. A. Morgan, Usa Monaghon & H. Valerie Curran(UK) 1450Are there gender differences in smoking cessation,with and without bupropion? Pooled- and metaanalysesof clinical trials of Bupropion SRDeboroh Schorf & Saul Shiffman (USA)…………1462GP prescribing of nicotine replacement and bupropionto aid smoking cessation in England and WalesAndy McEwen. Robert West & Lesley Owen(UK.)……………………………………………..……1470LETTERS TO THE EDITORDepot formulations: will pharmacological advancesimprove treatment options and outcomes forsubstance abusers?Nancy M. Petry (USA) 1475Treatment of drug dependence enters a new hightechnological eraHerbert D. Kleber (USA) 1476The opportunity for public health activism to reducealcohol harmJim McCambridge (UK) 1477BOOK REVIEWSThe Biology of Gambling (Vol. III. The Gambling Theoryand Research Series) 1479Introduction to Alcohol Research: Implications forTreatment, Prevention and Policy 1479Marijuana and Madness 1480New Treatments for Addiction: Behavioural, EthicalLegal and Social Questions 1481Reward and Dependence—a Psychological andNeurobiological Analysis of Reward Mechanisms andof their Role in Dependence (European UniversityStudies, Vol. 685) 1482Neurobiologie von Alkohol- und Nikotinabhängigkeit[The Neurobiology of Alcohol and Nicotine Addiction]1482NEWS AND NOTES 1484
AddictionVOLUME 99 • SUPPLEMENT 2 • NOVEMBER 2004RESEARCH PERSPECTIVES ON TREATMENT FORADOLESCENT ALCOHOL USE DISORDERSINTRODUCTIONDeveloping effective evidence-based interventions foradolescents with alcohol use disordersCherry Lowman (USA) IREVIEWSThe natural history of adolescent alcohol usedisordersDuncan B. Clark (USA) 5Salient variables for treatment research of adolescentalcohol and other substance use disordersOscar G. Bukstein & Ken Winters (USA) 23Measuring youth outcomes from alcohol and drugtreatmentSandra A. Brown (USA) 38Adolescent alcohol misuse: methodological issuesfor enhancing treatment researchSuzanne M. Colby, Christina S. Lee, Johanna Lewis-Esquerre, Christianne Esposito-Smythers & Peter M.Monti (USA) 47Motivational enhancement and other briefinterventions for adolescent substance abuse:foundations, applications and evaluationsTracy O'Leary Tevyaw & Peter M. Monti (USA) 63Family-based therapies for adolescent alcohol anddrug use: research contributions and future researchneedsHoward A. Liddle (USA) 76.On the learning curve: the emergingevidence supporting cognitive-behavioraltherapies for adolescent substance abuseHolly Barrett Waldron & Yifrah Kaminer (USA) 93Implementing school-based substance abuseinterventions: methodological dilemmas andrecommended solutionsEric F. Wagner, Jonathan G. Tubman & Andrés G. Gil(USA) 106RESEARCH REPORTSCross-validation of the alcohol and cannabis usemeasures in the Global Appraisal of Individual Needs(GAIN) and Timeline Followback (TLFB; Form 90)among adolescents in substance abuse treatmentMichael L Dennis, Rodney Funk, Susan HarringtonGodley, Mark D. Godley & Holly Waldron (USA) 120Thirty-month relapse trajectory cluster groupsamong adolescents discharged from out-patienttreatmentSusan H. Godley, Michael L Dennis, Mark D. Godley &Rodney R. Funk (USA) 129Culturally sensitive substance abuse intervention forHispanic and African American adolescents:empirical examples from the Alcohol TreatmentTargeting Adolescents in Need (ATTAIN) ProjectAndrés G. Gil, Eric F. Wagner & Jonathan G. Tubman(USA) 140
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