Addiction 1999: Vol 94 Table of Contents

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Contents, Volume 94, 1999
Volume 94 Number1 January 1999
EDITORIAL
Griffith Edwards, Thomas F. Babor, Suzanne Holder, Tim Stockwell & Robert West.
Addiction: mission, modes of working, and maximizing the partnerships
JOURNAL INTERVIEW—45
Conversation with Jerome H. Jaffe
COMMENTARIES
Comments on Project MATCH: matching alcohol treatments to client heterogeneity
Editor’s Introduction
Summary of Project MATCH
Frederick B. Glaser. The unsinkable Project MATCH
Nick Heather. Some common methodological criticisms of Project MATCH: are they
justified?
D. Colin Drummond. Treatment research in the wake of Project MATCH
John W. Finney. Some treatment implications of Project MATCH
Lars Lindstrém. Life is short, the Art long
Stephen Sutton. Project MATCH and the stages of change
M. Soyka. Efficacy of outpatient alcoholism treatment
Tim Stockwell. Should a few hours of therapy change behaviour 3 years later?
Wayne Halil. Patient matching in treatment for alcohol dependence: is the null hypothesis still
alive and well?
Christine Godfrey. The “value” of Project MATCH for service provision
Luis San. Future research directions and the impact of the MATCH project on research
technology in the addictions
Enoch Gordis & Richard Fuller. Project MATCH
Juan C. Negrete. A contrast in treatment philosophies
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Contents, Volume 94, 1999
Volume 94 Number1 January 1999
EDITORIAL
Griffith Edwards, Thomas F. Babor, Suzanne Holder, Tim Stockwell & Robert West.
Addiction: mission, modes of working, and maximizing the partnerships
JOURNAL INTERVIEW—45
Conversation with Jerome H. Jaffe
COMMENTARIES
Comments on Project MATCH: matching alcohol treatments to client heterogeneity
Editor’s Introduction
Summary of Project MATCH
Frederick B. Glaser. The unsinkable Project MATCH
Nick Heather. Some common methodological criticisms of Project MATCH: are they
justified?
D. Colin Drummond. Treatment research in the wake of Project MATCH
John W. Finney. Some treatment implications of Project MATCH
Lars Lindstrém. Life is short, the Art long
Stephen Sutton. Project MATCH and the stages of change
M. Soyka. Efficacy of outpatient alcoholism treatment
Tim Stockwell. Should a few hours of therapy change behaviour 3 years later?
Wayne Halil. Patient matching in treatment for alcohol dependence: is the null hypothesis still
alive and well?
Christine Godfrey. The “value” of Project MATCH for service provision
Luis San. Future research directions and the impact of the MATCH project on research
technology in the addictions
Enoch Gordis & Richard Fuller. Project MATCH
Juan C. Negrete. A contrast in treatment philosophies
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Fim Orford. Future research directions: a commentary on Project MATCH
Project MATCH Research Group. A study to remember: response of the Project MATCH
Research Group
RESEARCH REPORTS
Wendy Swift, Lisa Maher & Sandra Sunjic. Transitions between routes of heroin administra-
tion: a study of Caucasian and Indochinese heroin users in south-western Sydney, Australia
Matthew Owen Howard, R. Dale Walker, Patricia Silk Walker, Linda B. Cottler & Wilson M.
Compton. Inhalant use among urban American Indian youth
H. Martinez-Cano, M. de Iceta Ibafiez de Gauna, A. Vela-Bueno & H. U. Wittchen. DSM-III-R
cormorbidity in benzodiazepine dependence
John R. Hughes, K. Michael Cummings & Andy Hyland. Ability of smokers to reduce their
smoking and its association with future smoking cessation
Rutger C. M. E. Engels, Ronald A. Knibbe & Maria }. Drop. Predictability of smoking in
adolescence: between optimism and pessimism
Karen Slama, Serge Karsenty & Albert Hirsch. French general practitioners’ attitudes and
reported practices in relation to their participation and effectiveness in a minimal smoking
cessation programme for patients
Bjergulf Claussen. Alcohol disorders and re-employment in a 5-year follow up of long-term
unemployed
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Bruno Simini & Claudio Lucchesi. Effortless unintentional smoking cessation after lamivudine-
zidovudine-indinavir post-exposure anti-HIV chemoprophylaxis
Enric A. Jacobs & Warren K. Bickel. Precipitated withdrawal in an opioid-dependent outpatient
receiving alternate-day buprenorphine dosing
Juha Fouhki. ContrAl Clinics
BOOK REVIEWS
Surviving the fall: the personal journey of an AIDS doctor 143; Sexed Work: gender, race and
resistance in a Brooklyn drug market 144; Slaying the Dragon. The History of Addiction
Treatment and Recovery in America 146; Heroin in the Age of Crack-Cocaine 146;
Treatment of the Chemically Dependent Homeless—theory and implementation in four-
teen American projects 148; The Effectiveness of Social Interventions for Homeless
Substance Abusers 148; Anger and Addiction: breaking the relapse cycle. A teaching guide
for professionals 149; European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction 150
BOOKS RECEIVED
NEWS AND NOTES
RESUMES
RESUMENES
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Volume 94 Number2 February
EDITORIAL
Fiirgen Rehm. Review papers in substance abuse research
REVIEW
Shoshana Weiss, Ghazi H. Sawa, Ziad Abdeen & Joseph Yanai. Substance abuse studies and
prevention efforts among Arabs in the 1990s in Israel, Jordan and the Palestinian
Authority—a literature review
RESEARCH REPORT
John Strang, Beverly Powis, David Best, Louisa Vingoe, Paul Griffiths, Colin Taylor, Sarah Welch
& Michael Gossop. Preventing opiate overdose fatalities with take-home naloxone:
pre-launch study of possible impact and acceptability
COMMENTARIES
Comments on Strang et al.’s “Preventing opiate overdose fatalities with take-home naloxone:
pre-launch study of possible impact and acceptability”
Shane Darke. Attacking overdose on the home front
John A. L. Henry. A project which deserves support
John Strang. Take-home naloxone: the next steps
FURTHER RESEARCH REPORTS
Ingeborg Rossow & Grethe Lauritzen. Balancing on the edge of death: suicide attempts and
life-threatening overdoses among drug addicts
G. K. Hulse, D. R. English, E. Milne & C. D. 3. Holman. The quantification of mortality
resulting from the regular use of illicit opiates
Gabriele Fischer, Reinhold FJagsch, Harald Eder, Wolfgang Gombas, Petra Etzersdorfer, Katrin
Schmidl-Mohl, Christian Schatten, Manfred Weninger & Harald N. Aschauer. Comparison of
methadone and slow-release morphine maintenance in pregnant addicts
Richard F. Catalano, Randy R. Gainey, Charles B. Fleming, Kevin P. Haggerty & Norman O.
Johnson. An experimental intervention with families of substance abusers: one-year follow-
up of the focus on families project
Raul Caetano. The identification of alcohol dependence criteria in the general population
Jean-Frangois Etter, Trinh Vu Duc & Thomas V. Perneger. Validity of the Fagerstrém test for
nicotine dependence and of the Heaviness of Smoking Index among relatively light smokers
Lesa L. Woodby, Richard A. Windsor, Scott W. Snyder, Connie L. Kohler & Carlo C. DiClemente.
Predictors of smoking cessation during pregnancy
NEWS AND NOTES
RESUMES
RESUMENES
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Volume 94 Number3 March 1999
EDITORIAL
Roger G. Pertwee. Medical uses of cannabinoids: the way forward
JOURNAL INTERVIEW—46
Conversation with LeClair Bissell
A META-ANALYSIS
Brian L. Carter & Stephen T. Tiffany. Meta-analysis of cue-reactivity in addiction research
COMMENTARIES
Comments on Carter & Tiffany’s “Meta-analysis of cue-reactivity in addiction research”
Thomas M. Piasecki, Stevens S. Smith & Timothy B. Baker. The tyranny of habit and
availability
Damaris ¥. Rohsenow & Raymond S. Niaura. Reflections on the state of cue-reactivity theories
and research
Jane Stewart. Thoughts on the interpretation of responses to drug-related stimuli
Steven Glautier. Do responses to drug-related cues index appetitive or aversive states?
D. Colin Drummond. Wikler’s legacy: cue reactivity research 50 years on
Brian L. Carter & Stephen T. Tiffany. Cue-reactivity and the future of addiction research
THE RISKS OF DRINKING AMONG YOUNG ADULTS: KEY OUTPUT FROM A CONFERENCE
Norman Giesbrecht. Reducing risks associated with drinking among young adults: promoting
knowledge-based perspectives and harm reduction strategies
James F. Mosher. Alcohol policy and the young adult: establishing priorities, building
partnerships, overcoming barriers
Barbara C. Leigh. Peril, chance, adventure: concepts of risk, alcohol use, and risky behavior
in young adults
RESEARCH REPORTS
M. Zins, F. Carle, I. Bugel, A. Leclerc, F. di Orio & M. Goldberg. Predictors of change in alcohol
consumption among Frenchmen of the GAZEL study cohort
Richard J. Stevenson, Bronwyn Lind & Don Weatherburn. The relationship between alcohol
sales and assault in New South Wales, Australia
Henri-Fean Aubin, Chantal Laureaux, Samir Tilikete & Dominique Barrucand. Changes in
cigarette smoking and coffee drinking after alcohol detoxification in alcoholics
Mats Wallstrém, Lars Sand, Fredrik Nilsson & Fan-M Hirsch. The long-term effect of nicotine
on the oral mucosa
Kenny R. Coventry & Beverley Constable. Physiological arousal and sensation-seeking in female
fruit machine gamblers
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CASE REPORT
Benedikt G. H. Schoser & Christoph Groden. Subacute onset of oculogyric crises and
generalized dystonia following intranasal administration of heroin
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Reginald G. Smart, Alan C. Ogborne & Carol Birchmore-Timney. An exploratory study of
physicians experiences with patients who use marijuana for medical reasons
A. R. MacQueen. Spiritual dimensions of alcohol and other drug problems
BOOK REVIEWS
Addiction Intervention: strategies to motivate treatment-seeking behaviour 437; Alcohol and
the Community. A systems approach to prevention 438; Wild Hunger: the primal roots of
modern addiction 439; Drug Impaired Professionals 440; Drugspeak: the analysis of drug
discourse 441; Smoking, Drinking and Drug Use in Young Adulthood 441; Illegal Leisure.
The normalization of adolescent recreational drug use 442; Notre Cerveau est un Drogué:
vers une théorie générale des addictions [Our Brain is a Drug Addict: towards a general
theory of addiction] 443; Characteristics and Social Representation of Ecstasy in Europe
444; The Love Drug: marching to the beat of Ecstasy 445; Substance Abuse Prevention in
Multicultural Communities 446; Oxford Textbook of Psychiatry 447
BOOKS RECEIVED
NEWS AND NOTES
RESUMES
RESUMENES
Volume 94 Number 4 April 1999
EDITORIAL
Griffith Edwards. La Société Francaise d’Alcoologie celebrates its twentieth anniversary
RESEARCH REPORTS
Beverly Powis, FJohn Strang, Paul Griffiths, Colin Taylor, Sara Williamson, Fane Fountain &
Michael Gossop. Self-reported overdose among injecting drug users in London: extent and
nature of the problem
Paul G. Barnett. The cost-effectiveness of methadone maintenance as a health care
intervention
Lisa Borg, Elizabeth Khuri, Aaron Wells, Dorothy Melia, Nora Valeria Bergasa, Ann Ho & Mary
Jeanne Kreek. Methadone-maintained former heroin addicts, including those who are anti-
HIV-1 seropositive, comply with and respond to hepatitis B vaccination
Jayne A. Fulkerson, Patricia A. Harrison & Timothy J. Beebe. DSM-IV substance abuse and
dependence: are there really two dimensions of substance use disorders in adolescents?
Marianne Upmark, Gunilla Karlsson & Anders Romelsjé. Drink driving and criminal behaviours
as risk factors for receipt of disability pension and sick leave: a prospective study of young
men
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Norman Giesbrecht & Thomas K. Greenfield. Public opinions on alcohol policy issues: a
comparison of American and Canadian surveys
Raul Caetano, Maria Elena Medina Mora, fohn Schafer & Maria del Carmen Marino. The
structure of DSM-IV alcohol dependence in a treatment sample of Mexican and Mexican
American men
Anna M. S. Kindlundh, Dag G. L. Isacson, Lars Berglund & Fred Nyberg. Factors associated
with adolescent use of doping agents: anabolic-androgenic steroids
Mary Ellen Mackesy-Amiti & Michael Fendrich. Inhalant use and delinquent behavior among
adolescents: a comparison of inhalant users and other drug users
Frank Vitaro, Louise Arseneault & Richard E. Tremblay. Impulsivity predicts problem gambling
in low SES adolescent males
Gregory 7. Madden & Warren K. Bickel. Abstinence and price effects on demand for cigarettes:
a behavioral-economic analysis
CASE REPORT
Paolo Mannelli, Sergio De Risio, Gino Pozzi, Luigi Janiri & Maria De Giacomo. Serendipitous
rapid detoxification from opiates: the importance of time-dependent processes
OBITUARY
BOOK REVIEWS
Methadone Maintenance Treatment and Other Opioid Replacement Therapies 595; New
Treatments for Opiate Dependence 597; Cannabis and Cognitive Functioning 597;
Therapeutic Uses of Cannabis 598; Problem Drinking 599; Organic Psychiatry—the
Psychological Consequences of Cerebral Disorder 600; The Consequences of Alcoholism
601
NEWS AND NOTES
RESUMES
RESUMENES
Volume 94 Number5 May 1999
EDITORIAL
Griffith Edwards. Changes in Addiction’s Regional Office for Australasia
A REPORT AND COMMENTARIES
Cost estimates for alcohol and drug use
Henrick 7. Harwood, Douglas Fountain & Gina Livermore Economic cost of alcohol and drug
use in the United States, 1992: a report
Peter Reuter. Are calculations of the economic costs of drug abuse either possible or
useful
Mark A. R. Kleiman. “Economic cost” measurements, damage minimization, and drug abuse
control policy
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Pierre Kopp. Economic cost calculations and drug policy evaluation
Mark A. Cohen. Alcohol, drugs and crime: is “crime” really one-third of the problem?
REVIEW
I. B. Puddey, V. Rakic, S. B. Dimmitt & L. 7. Beilin. Influence of pattern of drinking on
cardiovascular disease and cardiovascular risk factors—a review
RESEARCH REPORTS
H. Valerie Curran, Fudi Bolton, Shamil Wanigaratne & Ciaron Symth. Additional methadone
increases craving for heroin: a double-blind, placebo-controlled study of chronic opiate
users receiving methadone substitution treatment
Alex H. Kral, Ricky N. Bluthenthal, Elizabeth A. Erringer, Jennifer Lorvick & Brian R. Edlin
Risk factors among IDUs who give injections to or receive injections from other drug
users
Raymond Niaura, David B. Abrams, William G,. Shadel, Damaris, 7. Rohensow, Peter M. Monti
& Alan D. Sirota. Cue exposure treatment for smoking relapse prevention: a controlled
clinical trial
Andrew Kyngdon & Mark Dickerson. An experimental study of the effect of prior alcohol
consumption on a simulated gambling activity
Sameer Malhotra, Savita Malhotra & Debasish Basu. A comparison of the beliefs of Indian
alcohol dependent patients and their close family members on their reasons for
relapse
Joscelyn Bisson, Louise Nadeau & Anrée Demers. The validity of the CAGE scale to screen for
heavy drinking and drinking problems in a general population survey
Sherrilyn M. Sklar & Nigel E. Turner. A brief measure for the assessment of coping
self-efficiency among alcohol and other drug users
Constance Weisner, Lee Ann Kaskutas, Michael E. Hilton & Amelia L. Barile. ‘When you were
drinking’ vs ‘in the past 12 months’: the impact ofu sing different time frames in clinical and
general populations
Penny L. Brennan, Kathleen K. Schutte & Rudolgf H. Moos. Reciprocal relations between
stressors and drinking behavior: a three-wave panel study of late middle-aged and older
women and men
Ole-Forgen Skog. The prevention paradox revisited
BOOK REVIEWS
Treating Addictive Behaviors 759; Invisible Women 760; Alcoholism in the United States:
Racial and Ethnic Considerations 761; Drug Use and Ethnicity in Early Adolescence 762;
Dispelling the Myths about Addiction 763; Addicitive Behaviors: Readings on Etiology,
Prevention and Treatment 763; Treating Patients with Alcohol and Other Drug Problems:
An Integrated Approach 764; Las Adicciones: manual para maestros y padres 765; The
Encylopeadia of Psychoactive Substances 766
BOOKS RECEIVED
NEWS AND NOTES
RESUMES
RESUMENES
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Volume 94 Number6 June 1999
EDITORIAL NOTE
EDITORIAL
Thomas F. Babor. Not about sex: the lessons and legacy of George Lundberg
JOURNAL INTERVIEW—47
Conversation with David Deitch
ENCOUNTERS AT THE SCIENCE POLICY INTERFACE (Series Editor: Shekhar Saxena)
David Hawks. Not much to ask for, really! The introduction of standard drink labelling in
Australia
RESEARCH REPORTS
Fohn Dunn & Ronaldo R. Laranjeira. Transition in the route of cocaine administration—
characteristics, direction and associated variables
Chiao-Chicy Chen, Shang-Ying Tsai, Lien-Wen Su, Tien-Wet Yang, Chang-Fer Tsai, Hai-Gwo
Hwu. Psychiatric co-morbidity among male heroin addicts: differences between hospital
and incarcerated subjects in Taiwan 825
Matthew L. Hiller, Kevin Knight & D. Dwayne Simpson. Prison-based substance abuse
treatment, residential aftercare, and recidivism
Christopher B. Nelson, Fiirgen Rehm, T. Bedirhan Ustiin, Bridget Grant & Somnath Chatterji.
Factor structures for DSM-IV substance disorder criteria endorsed by alcohol, cannabis,
cocaine and opiate users: results from the WHO reliability and validity study
Martin Bobak, Martin McKee, Richard Rose & Michael Marmot. Alcohol consumption in a
national sample of the Russian population
Pia Mdkeld. Alcohol-related mortality as a function of socio-economic status
Lorraine T. Midanik. Drunkenness, feeling the effects, and 5 + measures
Fiirgen Rehm & Gerhard Gmel. Patterns of alcohol consumption and social consequnces.
Results from an eight-year follow-up study in Switzerland
eter M. Lewinsohn, Paul Rohde & Richard A. Brown. Level of current and past adolescent
cigarette smoking as predictors of future substance use disorders in young adulthood
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Peter Birner, Eduard Auff & Peter Schnider. Persistent focal hyperhidrosis following opiate
abuse
BOOK REVIEWS
Cornered: big tobacco at the bar of justice 925; Sexual Addicition: an integrated approach
926; Statistical Models for Estimating the Distribution Function of Alcohol Consumption.
A parametric approach 927; Handbook of Substance Abuse Neurobehavioral
Pharmacology 928; Diversity in Unity: studies of Alcoholics Anonymous in eight societies
929; Drug Use in London 930; Qat Use in London: a study of gat use among a sample of
Somalis living in London 932; Drugs, the Brain, and Behaviour: the pharmacology of abuse
and dependence 932
NEW BOOKS
NEWS AND NOTES
RESUMES
RESUMENES
REFEREES
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Volume 94 Number7 July 1999
EDITORIAL
A. G. Shaper & S. G. Wannamethee. Drinking after a heart attack
NEW HORIZONS
Jason M. White & Rodney F. Irvine. Mechanisms of fatal opioid overdose
COMMENTARIES
Comments on White & Irvine’s “Mechanisms of fatal opioid overdose”
Franco Tagliaro & Zeno De Battisti. ‘Heroin overdose’ is often the truer description
J. A. Henry. Fatal opioid toxicity—a clinical perspective
Deborah Zador. Heroin overdose: new directions for research
Rafael de la Torre & Jordi Cami. More on opioid overdose
Robert Kerwin. The answer lies within selective ligands and pharmacogenomics
Jason M. White & Rodney f. Irvine. Future directions in opioid overdose
RESEARCH REPORTS
Cong Han, Matthew K. McGue & William G. Iacono. Lifetime tobacco, alcohol, and other
substance use in adolescent Minnesota twins: univariate and multivariate behavioral
genetic analyses
James H. Derzon & Mark W. Lipsey. Predicting tobacco use to age 18: a synthesis of
longitudinal research
Thorsteinn Blondal, Larus 7.G udmundsson, Kristinn Tomasson, Dagmar Jonsdottir, Holmfridur
Hilmarsdottir, Fjalar Kristjansson, Fredrik Nilsson & Unnur Steina Bjornsdottir. The effects of
fluoxetine combined with nicotine inhalers in smoking cessation—a randomized trial
Ingeborg Rossow, Hilde Pape & Lars Wichstreom. Young, wet & wild? Associations between
alcohol intoxication and violent behaviour in adolescence
Steven Glautier & Klair Spencer. Activation of alcohol-related associative networks by recent
alcohol consumption and alcohol-related cues
Annabel Boys, John Marsden, Paul Griffiths, Jane Fountain, Garry Stillwell & John Strang.
Substance use among young people: the relationship between perceived functions and
intentions
Enk }. C. van Ametjden, Miranda W. Langendam. fessica Notenboom & Roel A. Coutinho.
Continuing injecting risk behaviour: results from the Amsterdam Cohort Study of drug
users
Kiyoshi Wada, Sharyn Bowman Greberman, Kyohei Konuma & Shinji Hirai. HTV and HCV
infection among drug users in Japan
Patrick G. O’Connor, Julia M. Shi, Susan Henry, Amanda }. Durante, Lloyd Friedman & Peter
A. Selwyn. Tuberculosis chemoprophylaxis using a liquid isoniazid-methadone admixture
for drug users in methadone maintenance