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Journal of Drug Abuse

ISSN 2471-853X

2 papers in the library · 4 citations · publishing 2016-2017

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In Summary: A High by Any OtherName: Exploring the Motivations forConsumption of 'Legal Highs'

Journal of Drug Abuse 2017 W. Thompson

Citation: Thompson WE (2017) In Summary: A High by Any Other Name: Exploring the Motivations for Consumption of ‘Legal Highs’. J Drug Abuse. Vol. 3 No. 2:10 A large number of legal, semi-legal, synthetic, and organic drugs are sold online and through commercial vendors as novelties, often bearing the label “not for human consumption.” This qualitative field study was based on extensive...

The Legal Highs of Novel Drugs of Abuse

Journal of Drug Abuse 2016 Pierluigi Pompei 4 citations

Abstract The abuse of drugs is a widespread and growing issue, both in United States and Europe, as a number of synthetic drugs have raised popularity over the past years for recreational use. Moreover, the nature of addiction is often debated as either a lifestyle choice that may underline a physiological vulnerability, or a chronic brain disease with remarkable epigenetic, neurodevelopmental...