Addiction 1993: Vol 88 Table of Contents

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ADDICTION
Contents, Author and Subject Indexes
Volume 88, 1993
HEAD OFFICE
Editor Griffith Edwards, Deputy editor Martin Raw, Editorial secretary Pat Davis, Assistant secretary
Jennie Blake. Address: National Addiction Centre, 4 Windsor Walk, London SES 8AF, UK. Telephone ( + 44 71)
or [phone] ext 3452, Telefax 703 5787. Editorial executive group Michael Farrell, Steven Glautier,
Michael Gossop, Robert West.
REGIONAL OFFICE FOR THE AMERICAS
Regional editor Thomas F. Babor, Editorial secretary Deborah Talamini. Address: University of Connecticut
Health Center, Farmington, Connecticut 06030-1410, USA. Telephone ( + 1 203) or (1 203) 679 3424, Telefax 679 1296.
REGIONAL OFFICE FOR AUSTRALASIA
Regional editor Tim Stockwell, Editorial secretary Mariella Vallesi, Address: National Centre for Research into the
Prevention of Drug Abuse, 1/14 Stone Street, South Perth 6151, Western Australia. Telephone ( + 61 9) or [phone],
Telefax 367 8141.
SUBMISSIONS AND EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE
All submissions from the USA, Canada, Central and South America and the Caribbean should be addressed to the
Regional Editor for the Americas. All submissions from Australia and New Zealand should be addressed to the
Regional Editor for Australasia. All other submissions and communications should be addressed to the Editor at
the Head Office.
ASSISTANT EDITORS
Amanda Amos UK; Virginia Berridge UK; Ron Borland Australia; Raul Caetano USA; Sally Casswell
New Zealand; Shane Darke Australia; Don C. Des Jarlais USA; Mark Dickerson Australia; Colin
Drummond UK; Michael Farrell UK; Juan Ramon de la Fuente Mexico; ana Glass UK; Steve Glautier
UK; Christine Godfrey UK; Neil Grunberg USA; Wayne Hall Australia; Dwight B. Heath USA; Victor
Hesselbrock USA; Ray Hodgson UK; Harold Holder UK; John Hughes USA; Jerome H. Jaffe USA;
Martin Jarvis UK; Harald Klingemann Switzerland; Lynn Kozlowski USA; Malcolm Lader UK; Wendy
Loxley Australia; Robert Mann Canada; Douglas Maxwell UK; Alan Maynard UK; Ann McNeill UK;
Alan Ogborne Canada; Anders Romelsjo Sweden; Bruce Rounsaville USA; Eric Single Canada; Gerry
Stimson UK; John Strang UK; Stephen Sutton UK; Robert West UK; Alex Wodak Australia.
EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD
S. W. Acuda Zimbabwe; John C. Ball USA; Virginia Berridge UK; J. M. Bertolote Brazil; Sheila
Blume USA; John Booth Davies UK; Howard D. Cappell Canada; Miguel Casas Spain; J. Casselman
Belgium; Aime Charles-Nicolas France; Jonathan Chick UK; Colin Drummond UK; Michael Farrell
UK; Rafael Velasco Fernandez Mexico; T. Geshi Japan; Hamid Ghodse UK; Ilana Glass UK; Max
Glatt, Editor Emeritus UK; Cees Goos Denmark; Michael Gossop UK; Marcus Grant Switzerland; David
Hawks Australia; Ray Hodgson UK; Yedi Israel Canada; Martin Jarvis UK; Andrew Johns UK;
Herbert D. Kleber USA; Hiroaki Kono fapan; Lynn T. Kozlowski Canada; Ludék Kubitka
Czechoslovakia; Malcolm Lader UK; E. Lichtenstein USA; John Littleton UK; Klaus Makéla Finland;
Douglas Maxwell UK; Nancy K. Mello USA; Jack H. Mendelson USA; Roger E. Meyer USA;
Davinder Mohan India; Robin Murray UK; V. Navaratnam Malaysia; Juan Carlos Negrete Canada;
Charles P. O’Brien USA; S. W. Ogata Japan; Martin Plant UK; Vichai Poshyachinda Thailand;
Robin Room USA; Joaquin Santo-Domingo Spain; John Saunders Australia; Marc A. Schuckit USA;
Ole-Jergen Skog Norway; R. Smart Canada; John Strang UK; Gerry Stimson UK; H. Suwaki fapan;
Colin C. Taylor UK; Enrico Tempesta Italy; Archer Tongue Switzerland; Dermot Walsh Ireland;
Robert West UK; Rolfe Wille Germany; Jasper Woodcock UK.
LANGUAGE EDITORS
Spain Miguel Casas, Unidad Toxicomania, Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau, Barcelona.
France Toxibase, Lyon.
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Volume 88 Number1 January 1993
EDITORIAL
Gniffith Edwards & Martin Raw. From BFA to Addiction. Change and continuity
COMMENTARIES
Comments on Wallack’s editorial “Warning: the alcohol industry is not your friend?”
Stephen E. Herbits. Problem solving is preferable
John Rae. The case for collaboration
Peter Mitchell. Why the alcohol industry sticks to facts, action, and commonsense rather than
political rhetoric
Michael Daube. Rhetoric or realistic objectives?
Dean R. Gerstein. Heart and heed
James F. Mosher. Implementing alcohol policy
Richard Hammersley. The alcohol industry and other ‘friends’
Eric Single. Warning: the alcohol industry may not be your enemy
David Hawks. What would a friendly alcohol industry look like?
Pip Mason. Are our friends in the alcohol industry there when we need them?
JOURNAL INTERVIEW—32
Conversation with Wilhelm Feuerlein
REVIEW
C. A. Naranjo & K. E. Bremner. Behavioural correlates of alcohol intoxication
RESEARCH REPORTS
Joy Townsend. Policies to halve smoking deaths
Annie Lo & Albert Woodward. An evaluation of freestanding alcoholism treatment for Medi-
care recipients
Cindy Devine & Valerie Braithwaite. The survival roles of children of alcoholics: their measure-
ment and validity
Cheryl 7. Cherpitel. Alcohol and violence-related injuries: an emergency room study
Kiyoshi Wada & Susumu Fukui. Prevalence of volatile solvent inhalation among junior high
school students in Japan and background life style of users
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Jurgen Rehm, Manfred M. Fichter & Martin Elton. Effects on mortality of alcohol consump-
tion, smoking, physical activity, and close personal relationships
Ovide F. Pomerleau, M. Hariharan, Cynthia S. Pomerleau, Oliver G. Cameron & Sally K.
Guthrie. Differences between smokers and never-smokers in sensitivity to nicotine: a pre-
liminary report
John R. M. Caplehorn, fames Bell, David G. Kleinbaum & Val 7. Gebski. Methadone dose and
heroin use during maintenance treatment
Astrid Skretting. Attitude of the Norwegian population to drug policy and drug offences
NEW DATA NOTES SERIES—12
Deborah A. Dawson. Patterns of alcohol consumption: beverage effects on gender differences
BOOK REVIEWS
Drinking and Public Disorder 139; Nicotine Replacement: A Critical Evaluation 140; Edu-
cating Young Drinkers 141; The Street Addict Role: A Theory of Heroin Addiction 142;
The International Handbook of Addiction Behaviour 143; Recent Developments in Alco-
holism, Volume 9. Children of Alcoholics 144
NEWS AND NOTES
RESUMES
RESUMEN
Volume 88 Supplement January 1993
The Interaction of Alcohol Research and Policy
CASE STUDIES FROM AUSTRALASIA, NORTH AMERICA AND EUROPE
Guest Editors: David Hawks, Tim Stockwell & Sally Casswell
EDITORIAL
David Hawks, Tim Stockwell & Sally Casswell. Helping research and policy meet
AUSTRALASIAN CASE STUDIES: Making national policy happen
Sally Casswell, Liz Stewart & Paul Duignan. The negotiation of New Zealand alcohol policy
in a decade of stabilized consumption and political change: the role of research
David Hawks. The formulation of Australia’s National Health Policy on Alcohol
Ross Homel. Random breath testing in Australia: getting it to work according to specifications
Michael Carr-Gregg. Interaction of public policy advocacy and research in the passage of New
Zealand’s Smoke-free Environments Act 1990
Bill Saunders. Guarding the guardians: influencing the regulation of alcohol promotions in
Australia
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Tim Stockwell. Influencing the labelling of alcoholic beverage containers: informing the public
Tony Kingdon. The relevance of research to policy formulation: an Australian perspective
NORTH AMERICAN CASE STUDIES: Controlling public access to alcohol
Harold D. Holder. Changes in access to and availability of alcohol in the United States:
research and policy implications
Alexander C. Wagenaar. Research affects public policy: the case of the legal drinking age in the
United States
Norman Giesbrecht & Jacqueline Ferris. Community-based research initiatives in prevention
Robert F. Saltz. The introduction of dram shop legislation in the United States and the advent
of server training
Eric Single. The interaction between policy and research in the implementation of server
training
COMMENTARY
Andrew Secker. The policy-research interface: an insider’s view
EUROPEAN CASE STUDIES: Research, policy and political change
Peter Anderson. The interaction between research and policy—alcohol and general practice in
the United Kingdom
Juha Partanen. Failures in alcohol policy: lessons from Russia, Kenya, Truk and history
Jacek Moskalewicz. Lessons to be learnt from Poland’s attempt at moderating its consumption
of alcohol
Heikki Koski & Esa Osterberg. From large projects to case consultation—interaction of alcohol
research and policy in Finland
RESUMES
RESUMEN
Volume 88 Number 2 February 1993
EDITORIAL
John Strang, Joseph Black, Andrew Marsh & Brian Smith. Hair analysis for drugs: technological
breakthrough or ethical quagmire?
COMMENTARIES
Further comments on “Warning: The alcohol industry is not your friend?”
David }. Pittman. The new Temperance movement in the United States: what happened to
macro-structural factors in alcohol problems?
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Peter Anderson. Population and high-risk approaches both necessary to reduce alcohol harm
Lawrence Wallack. Some proposals for the alcohol industry
WHAT I WOULD MOST LIKE TO KNOW
Reginald G. Smart. What are the rules of thumb for avoiding problem drug use?
RESEARCH REPORTS
Brian Rush & Suzanne Tyas. Trends in the development of alcohol and drug treatment
services in Ontario: a replication and extension of a previous study
Reginald G. Smart & Robert E. Mann. Recent liver cirrhosis declines: estimates of the impact
of alcohol abuse treatment and Alcoholics Anonymous
Alexander C. Wagenaar, Kelli A. Komro, Paul McGovern, Carolyn L. Williams & Cheryl L.
Perry. Effects of a saliva test pipeline procedure on adolescent self-reported alcohol use
Helen E. Ross. Benzodiazepine use and anxiolytic abuse and dependence in treated alcoholics
Fiang Yu & William R. Williford. Problem drinking and high-risk driving: an analysis of official
and self-reported drinking-driving in New York State
D. M. Gorman. A theory-driven approach to the evaluation of professional training in alcohol
abuse
M. M. Paula-Barbosa, F. Brandéo, M. D. Madeira & A. Cadete-Leite. Structural changes in
the hippocampal formation after long-term alcohol consumption and withdrawal in the rat
Foy Mott, Diane Caddle & Michael Donmail. A comparison of doctors’ practice in notifying
addicts to the Home Office and reporting them to the North Western Drug Misuse
Database
Colin McLachlan, Nick Crofts, Alex Wodak & Suzanne Crowe. The effects of methadone on
immune function among injecting drug users: a review
Rob McGee & Warren R. Stanton. A longitudinal study of reasons for smoking in adolescence
NEW DATA NOTES SERIES—13
Thomas C. Harford. Stability and prevalence of drinking among young adults
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Michael 7. Stewart. Comments on Editoriai “Tobacco advertising bans cut smoking’
Murray Laugesen. A reply to Stewart
F. Javier Alvarez. Drug abuse related emergency room episodes
NEWS AND NOTES
OBITUARY
RESUMES
RESUMEN
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Volume 88 Number3 March 1993
EDITORIAL
Michael Gossop. Volatile substances and the law
COMMENTARIES
Thomas H. Bien, William R. Miller & }. Scott Tonigan. Brief interventions for alcohol prob-
lems: a review
RESEARCH REPORTS
Bruce 7. Rounsaville, Kendall Bryant, Thomas Babor, Henry Kranzler & Ronald Kadden. Cross
system agreement for substance use disorders: DSM-III-R, DSM-IV and ICD-10
John B. Saunders, Olaf G. Aasland, Arvid Amundsen & Marcus Grant. Alcohol consumption
and related problems among primary health care patients: WHO collaborative project on
early detection of persons with harmful alcohol consumption—I
Bjorgulf Claussen & Olaf Gjerlow Aasland. The Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test
(AUDIT) in a routine health examination of long-term unemployed
M. G. Marmot, Fiona North, Amanda Feeney & Jenny Head. Alcohol consumption and
sickness absence: from the Whitehall IIT Study
Fay F. Gilder, Steve Hodgkinson & Robin M. Murray. ADH and ALDH genotype profiles in
Caucasians with alcohol-related problems and controls
B.-M. Ihlen, A. Amundsen & L. Tronnes. Reduced alcohol use in pregnancy and changed
attitudes in the population
Sung-Yeon Kang & George De Leon. Criminal involvement of cocaine users enrolled in a
methadone treatment program
Janet Kay Bobo & Carole M. Davis. Cigarette smoking cessation and alcohol treatment
NEW DATA NOTES SERIES—14
Bridget F. Grant. I1CD-10 harmful use of alcohol and the alcohol dependence syndrome:
prevalence and implications
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
C. L. Morrison, S. M. Ruben, C. Siney, M. Worthington, L. Young & S. Murphy. Liaison
services for pregnant drug users
Sharon Dawe, Claire Gerada & John Strang. A reply to the Liverpool Drug Clinic Pregnancy
Support Group
George E. Ralston & John A. Taylor. Temazepam abuse
BOOK REVIEWS
Clinical Textbook of Addictive Disorders 425; The Psychology of Interrogations, Confes-
sions and Testimony 426; Preventing AIDS in Drug Users and their sexual Partners 427;
AIDS, Drugs and Sexual Risk 428; No Smoking: Child’s Play 428; Shooting Dope: Career
Patterns of Hard Core Heroin Users 429; Alcohol in America: Drinking Practices and
Problems 429; Alcohol: The Development of Sociological Perspectives on Use and Abuse
430
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NEWS AND NOTES
RESUMES
RESUMEN
Volume 88 Number 4 April 1993
EDITORIAL
Matthew Sutton & Alan Maynard. Are drug policies based on ‘fake’ statistics?
COMMENTARIES
Sally Casswell. Public discourse on the benefits of moderation: implications for alcohol policy
development
Gabriele Bammer. Should the controlled provision of heroin be a treatment option? Australian
feasibility considerations
RESEARCH REPORTS
Tim Ensor & Christine Godfrey. Modelling the interactions between alcohol, crime and the
criminal justice system
Antonia Abbey, Richard O. Scott & MaryF o Smith. Physical, subjective, and social availability:
their relationship to alcohol consumption in rural and urban areas
Svein Larsen. The origin of alcohol-related social norms in the Saami minority
Wayne Hall, Shane Darke, Michael Ross & Alex Wodak. Patterns of drug use and risk-taking
among injecting amphetamine and opioid drug users in Sydney, Australia
Carl A. Latkin, David Vlahov & Fames C. Anthony. Socially desirable responding and self-
reported HIV infection risk behaviors among intravenous drug users
Robert West, Fohn Wilding, Davina French, Richard Kemp & Alex Irving. Effect of low and
moderate doses of alcohol on driving hazard perception latency and driving speed
Philip Tennesen, Jesper Norregaard, Urbain Sdwe & Kéare Simonsen. Recycling with nicotine
patches in smoking cessation
Kenny R. Coventry & R. Iain F. Brown. Sensation seeking, gambling and gambling addictions
NEW DATA NOTES SERIES—15
Robin Room & Thomas Greenfield. Alcoholics anonymous, other 12-step movements and
psychotherapy in the US population, 1990
NEWS AND NOTES
OBITUARY
RESUMES
RESUMEN
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Volume 88 Number5 May 1993
EDITORIAL
Robert West. Beneficial effects of nicotine. Fact or fiction?
COMMENTARIES
Comments on “The preventive paradox: a critical examination’
John David Sinclair & Pekka Sillanaukee. The preventive paradox: a critical examination
Alex Crawford. Much ado about nothing
Norman Kreitman. Sinclair and Sillanaukee’s storm in a teacup
Bill Saunders. Reducing overall consumption remains the key
RESEARCH REPORTS
Ole-Forgen Skog. The tail of the alcohol consumption distribution
Rudie F. M. Neve, Foseph P. M. Diederiks, Ronald A. Knibbe & Maria 7. Drop. Developments
in drinking behavior in the Netherlands from 1958-1989, a cohort analysis
Judith A. De Fong & Alec Roy. Paternal lineage of alcoholism, cohort effects, and alcoholism
criteria
Raul Caetano. The association between severity of DSM-III-R alcohol dependence and
medical and social consequences
Robert E. Mann, Lise Anglin, Karl Wilkins, Evelyn R. Vingilis & Scott Macdonald. Mortality in
a sample of convicted drinking drivers
Karl Mann, Gétz Mundle, Gerhard Langle & Dirk Petersen. The reversibility of alcoholic brain
damage is not due to rehydration: a CT study
Deborah Brooke, Griffith Edwards & Toby Andrews. Doctors and substance misuse: types of
doctors, types of problems
Leshe ¥. Francis & Kenneth Mullen. Religiosity and attitudes towards drug use among 13-15
year olds in England
Jeanne Kleyn, Fane Schwebke & King K. Holmes. The validity of injecting drug users’ self-
reports about sexually transmitted diseases: a comparison of survey and serological data
Martin Frischer & Lawrence Elliot. Discriminating needle exchange attenders from non-
attenders
NEW DATA NOTES SERIES—16
Linda B. Cottler. Comparing DSM-III-R and ICD-10 substance use disorders
BOOK REVIEWS
AIDS, Drugs and Sexual Risk: Lives in the Balance 697; Cocaine: Scientific and Social
Dimensions 698; Treatment of Cocaine Abuse: An Annotated Bibliography 698; Alcohol
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and Drugs, The Scottish Experience 699; Alcohol in Human Violence 699; Natural Exper-
iments with Decreased Availability of Alcoholic Beverages: Finnish Alcohol Strikes in 1972
and 1985 700; A Rum State. Alcohol and State Policy in Australia 1788-1988 701
NEWS AND NOTES
RESUMES
RESUMEN
Volume 88 Number6 June 1993
EDITORIAL
Stephen Sutton. Is wearing clothes a high-risk situation for relapse? The base rate problem in
relapse research
REVIEW
Brian S. Katcher. The post-repeal eclipse in knowledge about the harmful effects of alcohol
SCIENTIFIC HORIZONS—2
Rob Neiss. The role of psychobiological states in chemical dependency, who becomes
addicted?
RESEARCH REPORTS
Fohn Duffy & Norman Kreitman. Risk factors for suicide and undetermined death among
in-patient alcoholics in Scotland
F. Paul Leigh & William Y. Fiang. Liver cirrhosis deaths within occupations and industries in
the California occupational mortality study
Penny L. Brennan, Rudolf H. Moos & Fulia Y. Kim. Gender differences in the individual
characteristics and life contexts of late-middle-aged and older problem drinkers
John B. Saunders, Olaf G. Aasland, Thomas F. Babor, Juan R. de la Fuente & Marcus Grant.
Development of the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification test (AUDIT). WHO Collabora-
tive Project on Early Detection of Persons with Harmful Alcohol Consumption—II
Marina A. Bernard. Needle sharing in context: patterns of sharing among men and women
injectors and HIV risks
Ludék Kubitka, Ladislav Csémy, firi Kozeny & Karel Nespor. The substance specificity of
psychosocial correlates of alcohol, tobacco, coffee and drug use by Czech women
Mark Woodward & Hugh Tunstall-Pedoe. Self-titration of nicotine: evidence from the Scottish
Heart Health study
NEW DATA NOTES SERIES—17
Michael F. Witkin, Joanne E. Atay & Ronald W. Manderscheid. Persons with substance use
disorders in mental health organizations in the United States in 1988
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Luiz Dratcu & Maristela G. Monteiro. Brazilian drug couriers in British prisons: a warning?
William C. Grace. Correlates of HIV risk behavior among HIV-infected prisoners
NEWS AND NOTES
RESUMES
RESUMEN
Volume 88 Number 7 July 1993
Special Issue: ALCOHOL-RELATED ACCIDENTS AND INJURIES
Guest Editors: Harald K.-H. Klingemann, Harold D. Holder & Felix Gutzwiller
EDITORIAL
Harald K.-H. Klingemann, Harold D. Holder & Felix Gutzwiller. Research on and prevention
of alcohol-related trauma; phases, patterns and issues
ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION AS A CONTRIBUTOR TO ACCIDENTS AND INJURIES
Norman Giesbrecht & Rob Dick. Societal norms and risk-taking behaviour: inter-cultural
comparisons of casualties and alcohol consumption
Ralph Hingson & Fonathan Howland. Alcohol and non-traffic unintended injuries
METHODS AND PHILOSOPHICAL ASPECTS
Fiirgen Rehm. Methodological approaches and problems in research into alcohol-related
accidents and injuries
Kai Pernanen. Causal attributions in the explanation of alcohol-related accidents
Thomas C. Harford. The measurement of alcohol-related accidents
M. W. Fones-Lee. Personal willingness to pay for prevention: evaluating the consequences of
accidents as a basis for preventive measures
EPIDEMIOLOGY OF ALCOHOL-RELATED ACCIDENTS AND INJURIES
Cheryl F. Cherpitel. Alcohol and injuries: a review of international emergency room studies
Risto Honkanen. Alcohol in home and leisure injuries
Lorann Stallones & Fess F. Kraus. The occurrence and epidemiologic features of alcohol-
related occupational injuries
Fridolin Holdener. Alcohol and civil aviation
Robert B. Voas. Issues in cross-national comparisons of crash data