Detection of Drug Misuse
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Drug misuse and dependence is an ever evolving field of study which has exploded over recent years owing to the advent of the internet. Due to the growing number of different substances available for young people to use recreationally and the privatisation of drug screening and detection services, there is the need to disseminate evidence based information concerning the technology and methodology available for drug analysis in this field. Detection of Drug Misuse describes the current state-of-the-art techniques used for identification and interpretation of drug test results, as well as…mehr

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Drug misuse and dependence is an ever evolving field of study which has exploded over recent years owing to the advent of the internet. Due to the growing number of different substances available for young people to use recreationally and the privatisation of drug screening and detection services, there is the need to disseminate evidence based information concerning the technology and methodology available for drug analysis in this field. Detection of Drug Misuse describes the current state-of-the-art techniques used for identification and interpretation of drug test results, as well as recent advances in biomarkers, instrumentation and analysis methodology. It discusses the detection of recreational and medicinal drugs, and drug screening in different settings. This book is a must have resource for healthcare professionals, drug workers and other professionals working with those who misuse drugs as well as academics and postgraduates researching within medicinal toxicology and psychopharmacology; pharmaceutical chemistry; drug metabolism; addiction science; forensic toxicology and emergency medicine.
Autorenporträt
Dr Kim Wolff, a Reader in Addiction Science, is an expert in biomarkers of abused substances and was chair of the expert panel on drug driving published by the Department for Transport (March 2013). She is also a member of the Secretary of State for Transport 'Honorary Medical Advisory Panel on Alcohol, Drugs and Substance Misuse & and Driving' and has worked closely with the DVLA over a number of years advising on medical fitness-to-drive issues and the High Risk Drink driver offender scheme.