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Usage des drogues

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Life with heroin

William Hanson, George M. Beschner

1985

Drugs, labor, and colonial expansion

William R. Jankowiak, Daniel Bradburd

2003

The world is as you dream it

Perkins, John

1994

AIDS

Henderson, Sheila, Nigel South, Nicholas Dorn

1992

Addictions and Native Americans

Laurence Armand French

2000

Understanding drug use

Peter Marin

1971

Cognitive-behavioural integrated treatment (C-BIT)

Hermine L Graham

2004

Students and drugs

Richard H. Blum

1969

A dynamic cascade model of the development of substance-use onset

Kenneth A. Dodge, John E. Schulenberg, Julie Maslowsky

2009

Drugs in adolescent worlds

Barry Glassner

1987

The four winds

Alberto Villoldo

1990

We were hooked

1972

Women under the influence

Califano, Joseph A., Jr.

2006

Psychiatric Medications for Older Adults

Carl Salzman

2000

Adolescent relationships and drug use

Michael L. Hecht, Michelle A. Miller-Day, Melanie R. Trost et al.

2000

Drug use and prisons

John Booth Davies, David Shewan

2000

College drinking and drug use

Helene Raskin White

2012

Opium and the romantic imagination

Alethea Hayter

1968

Tough turf

Sanders, Bill

1986

Chemical dependency

Dana G. Finnegan, Brenda L. Underhill

1996

Mothers and illicit drugs

Susan C. Boyd

1998

Casualties of community disorder

IRA B. Sommers, Deborah R. Baskin

1997

Teen drug use

Alfred S. Friedman, George M. Beschner

1986

Drug abuse by police officers

David L. Carter

1988

Drug use and abuse among U.S. minorities

Patti Iiyama

1976

Sex, drugs and young people

Peter Aggleton, Andrew Ball, Purnima N. Mane

2005

Our Best Hope

J. Stump

1991

Teenage depression and suicide

John Chiles

1986

Consequences of adolescent drug use

Michael D. Newcomb

1988

Memoirs of an addicted brain

Marc David Lewis

2011

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