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Journal of Addictions Nursing, 2001
This research paper reports on a qualitative, grounded theory study of the progress toward recovery of 30 women and identifies and examines their participation in high-risk behavior. High-risk behavior was defined as any behavior dangerous to the person's health, welfare, or personal safety; secondly, as any behavior that is dangerous to the person's ...
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This research paper reports on a qualitative, grounded theory study of the progress toward recovery of 30 women and identifies and examines their participation in high-risk behavior. High-risk behavior was defined as any behavior dangerous to the person's health, welfare, or personal safety; secondly, as any behavior that is dangerous to the person's ...
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Cocaine and Crack: An Introduction
1993In the late 1980s dire predictions were made of a new drug crisis in Britain. The drug was cocaine, with ‘crack’ its potent derivative. The Sunday Times (7 January 1990) warned that Britain faced a cocaine epidemic, as Columbian drug barons found it increasingly difficult to smuggle drugs into the saturated United States market, and pointed out that ...
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1994
Part of the Fact Sheets Series published at the New Jersey Alcohol/ Drug Resource Center and Clearing House, Center of Alcohol Studies, Rutgers ...
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Part of the Fact Sheets Series published at the New Jersey Alcohol/ Drug Resource Center and Clearing House, Center of Alcohol Studies, Rutgers ...
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Community Treatments for Heroin and Crack Cocaine Addiction
Lancet, The, 2010Patricia Friedmann, Robert G Newman
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Cerebrovascular Complications of the Use of the Crack Form of Alkaloidal Cocaine
New England Journal of Medicine, 1990John C M Brust, L M Brass, Lonni Schultz
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