Handbook of Substance Misuse and Addictions
From Biology to Public Health
Herausgeber: Preedy, Victor R.; Patel, Vinood B.
Handbook of Substance Misuse and Addictions
From Biology to Public Health
Herausgeber: Preedy, Victor R.; Patel, Vinood B.
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Substance misuse and addictions are a public health issue. They affect the well-being of each community and nation as a whole. It is, therefore, necessary to identify, educate, and treat individuals who are addicted to substances. Policies and procedures go hand-in-hand with public health education and safety. The science behind the public health issues of one drug may be applicable to other drugs as well. However, marshalling all of the aforementioned information into a single source is somewhat difficult due to the wide array of material. The Editors address this by compiling the research in…mehr
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- Verlag: Springer International Publishing / Springer International Publishing AG
- 1st ed. 2022
- Seitenzahl: 3500
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Oktober 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 241mm x 160mm x 196mm
- Gewicht: 6472g
- ISBN-13: 9783030923914
- ISBN-10: 3030923916
- Artikelnr.: 62843847
- Verlag: Springer International Publishing / Springer International Publishing AG
- 1st ed. 2022
- Seitenzahl: 3500
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Oktober 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 241mm x 160mm x 196mm
- Gewicht: 6472g
- ISBN-13: 9783030923914
- ISBN-10: 3030923916
- Artikelnr.: 62843847
National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre
University of New South Wales Sydney
Sydney
NSW 2052
Australia. E-mail: l.degenhardt@unsw.edu.au The global burden of disease attributable to agents of addiction: a focus on alcohol Prof. L. Degenhardt
National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre
University of New South Wales
Sydney
NSW 2052
Australia. E-mail: l.degenhardt@unsw.edu.au Linking attitudes to substance misuse: the opinions of the young Prof. N. Hamzaoglu
Institution of Medical Science
Istanbul Yeni Yuzyil University
Maltepe Mahallesi
Yilanli Ayazma Caddesi
No: 26 P.K. Cevizlibag Zeytinburnu
Istanbul 34010
Turkey. E-mail: nurcanhamzaoglu@gmail.com Drivers of substance use and misuse: a focus on opiods Prof. J.R. Thompson
Department of Behavioral and Community Health Sciences
University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health
130 De Soto St
Pittsburgh
PA 15261
United States. E-mail: jrthompson@pitt.edu Quality of life and treatment for substance use Prof. V. Manning
Monash Addiction Research Centre
Eastern Health Clinical School
Monash University
110 Church Street
Richmond
VIC 3121
Australia. E-mail: victoria.manning@monash.edu Treatment programs: what they are and how they work with a focus on opioids Prof. J.G. Katzman
Department of Neurosurgery
University of New Mexico
School of Medicine
MSC 07 4245
1 University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
NM 87131-0001
United States. E-mail: jkatzman@salud.unm.edu Linking problematic internet use and other addictions and substance misuse: a focus on alcohol and cannabis Prof. S. Lanthier-Labonte
1255
rue Beauregard
Longueuil
Quebec J4K 2M3
Canada. E-mail: stephanie.lanthier-labonte@USherbrooke.ca Chronic pain and prescription opioid addiction Prof. B.G. Messina
Veteran Affairs San Diego Healthcare System
3350 La Jolla Village Drive
San Diego
CA 92161
United States. E-mail: bmessina@ucsd.edu Socioeconomic status and drug use among students Prof. S. Molinaro
Epidemiology and Health Research Lab
Institute of Clinical Physiology-IFC
National Research Council of Italy-CNR
Via G. Moruzzi
1
Pisa 56124
Italy. E-mail: sabrina.molinaro@ifc.cnr.it Substance use disorders. the elderly and public health concerns Prof. L. Li
Department of Psychiatry
Yale University School of Medicine
300 George St. Suite 901
New Haven
CT 06510
United States. E-mail: luming.li@yale.edu [2] Tobacco Biological Aspects Authors are expected to briefly review or list
within their chapters
the range of biological effects imparted by the agent
derivatives or metabolites they are writing about. Authors may also briefly describe public heath aspects as well. Lung Injury and e-Cigarette (Vaping) Prof. J.A. Wilken
California Department of Public Health
Building P
850 Marina Bay Pkwy
Richmond
CA 94804
United States. E-mail: jason.wilken@cdph.ca.gov OR Prof. S.S. Kumbhar
Department of Pediatric Radiology
Children's Hospital of Wisconsin and the Medical College of Wisconsin
9000 W. Wisconsin Ave.
MS-721
Milwaukee
WI 53226
United States. E-mail: skumbhar@chw.org Cigarette use and none lung conditions: a focus on periodontal disease Prof. S.-I. Jang
Institute of Health Services Research
Yonsei University
Seoul
South Korea. E-mail: jangsi@yuhs.ac E-cigarettes and effects on neurological systems Prof. M. Aschner
Department of Molecular Pharmacology
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
1300 Morris Park Avenue
Bronx
NY 10461
United States. E-mail: michael.aschner@einsteinmed.org Tobacco products and cancer (focus on Waterpipe Hookah)Prof. B.K. Kudhair
Department of Laboratory Investigations
Faculty of Science
University of Kufa
Najaf 54001
Iraq. E-mail: bassamk.sharuza@uokufa.edu.iq Public Health Aspects Authors are expected to briefly review or list
within their chapters
the public health impact of the agent
derivatives or metabolites they are writing about. Authors may briefly describe biological aspects as well. Poly-tobacco use Prof. J. McQuoid
Center for Tobacco Control Research and Education
University of California
San Francisco
CA
United States. E-mail: Julia.mcquoid@ucsf.edu Secondhand smoking: impact on health Prof. C.S. Hadjichristodoulou
Department of Hygiene and Epidemiology
University of Thessaly Faculty of Medicine
Larissa
Greece. E-mail: xhatzi@med.uth.gr E-cigarettes and youths: public health concerns Prof. M.J. Eisenberg
Divisions of Cardiology and Clinical Epidemiology
Jewish General Hospital/McGill University
3755 Cote-Ste-Catherine Road
Suite H-421
Montreal
Quebec H3T 1E2
Canada. E-mail: mark.eisenberg@mcgill.ca National tobacco control policies Prof. J.K. Lee
Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health
National University of Singapore and National University Health System
Singapore
Singapore. E-mail: ephljk@nus.edu.sg Smoking cessation practices: public health impact Prof. Y. Weiss
Department of Radiation Oncology
Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre
University of Toronto
2075 Bayview Avenue
Toronto
ON M4N 3M5
Canada. E-mail: yonatan.weiss@medportal.ca Employee tobacco outcomes and tobacco-policy Prof. C.M. Kava
Health Promotion Research Center
Department of Health Services
University of Washington
1107 NE 45th St.
Seattle
WA 98105
United States. E-mail: ckava@uw.edu Linking tobacco use and opioid use disorders: public health implications Prof. M.D. Cheatle
Department of Psychiatry
Perelman School of Medicine
University of Pennsylvania
3535 Market Street
Suite 500
Room 541
United States. E-mail: cheatle@pennmedicine.upenn.edu [3] Alcohol Biological Aspects Authors are expected to briefly review or list
within their chapters
the range of biological effects imparted by the agent
derivatives or metabolites they are writing about. Authors may briefly describe public heath aspects as well. Alcoholic liver disease Prof. T. Miloh
Department of Pediatrics
Texas Children's Hospital
6701 Fannin Street
Houston
TX 77030
United States. E-mail: Tamir.miloh@bcm.edu OR Prof. G. Szabo
Department of Medicine
University of Massachusetts Medical School
Worcester
MA
United States. E-mail: gyongyi.szabo@umassmed.edu Alcohol and lungs Prof. V. Sivaraman
North Carolina Central University
MTSC 2104
1801 Fayetteville St.
Durham
NC 27707
United States. E-mail: vsivaram@nccu.edu Alcohol-induced deaths Prof. S.M. Manson
Centers for American Indian and Alaska Native Health
Colorado School of Public Health
Anschutz Medical Campus
University of Colorado
13055 E 17th Ave
Aurora
CO 80045
United States. E-mail: spero.manson@cuanschutz.edu Alcohol and cancer Prof. S.B. Meyer
School of Public Health and Health Systems
University of Waterloo
Waterloo
ON
Canada. E-mail: samantha.meyer@uwaterloo.ca Public Health Aspects Authors are expected to briefly review or list
within their chapters
the public health impact of the agent
derivatives or metabolites they are writing about. Authors may briefly describe biological aspects as well. The extent of drinking: a focus on alcohol consumption in young adults Prof. C. Tabernero
Department of Social Psychology
Instituto de Neurociencias de Castilla y Leon-INCYL
University of Salamanca
Salamanca 37007
Spain. E-mail: carmen.tabernero@usal.es Public health policies on alcohol Prof. H. Jiang
Centre for Alcohol Policy Research
School of Psychology and Public Health
La Trobe University Level 5
HS2
Bundoora
Melbourne
VIC 3086
Australia. E-mail: Jason.Jiang@latrobe.edu.au Taxation of beer as a public health strategy Prof. B. Vandenberg
School of Social Sciences
Monash University
Level 5
Building H
900 Dandenong Road
Caulfield East
Victoria 3145
Australia. E-mail: Brian.Vandenberg@monash.edu Government monopoly
alcohol Prof. R. Room
Centre for Alcohol Policy Research
La Trobe University
Melbourne
Victoria 3086
Australia. E-mail: R.Room@latrobe.edu.au The alcohol purchase license: features
applications and public health implications Prof. B. Johnson
SUNY Upstate Medical University
600 East Genesee Street
Syracuse
NY 13202
United States. E-mail: johnsonb@upstate.edu Alcohol use among different groups: Hispanic Americans and public health implications Prof. P.P. Lui
Department of Psychology
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
TX 75275
United States. E-mail: plui@smu.edu Service use for alcohol problems Prof. J.L. Bourdon
From Washington University in St. Louis
(JLB
RT
MWF
KKB
VVM)
St. Louis
MO
United States. E-mail: jlbourdon@wustl.edu Mass media strategies
and alcohol related policies: Implications for public health Prof. A.S.P. Christensen
Department of Prevention & Information
Danish Cancer Society
Strandboulevarden 49
Copenhagen
Denmark. E-mail: asc@cancer.dk [4] Cannabinoids Biological Aspects Authors are expected to briefly review or list
within their chapters
the range of biological effects imparted by the agent
derivatives or metabolites they are writing about. Authors may describe public heath aspects as well. Endocannabinoid signaling Prof. S. Patel
Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Nashville
TN 37232
United States. E-mail: sachin.patel@vanderbilt.edu Neurobiology
memory and cannabis Prof. T. Rubino
Department of Biotechnology and Life Sciences
University of Insubria
Via Manara 7
Busto Arsizio
VA 21052
Italy. E-mail: tiziana.rubino@uninsubria.it Synthetic cannabinoids Prof. J.J. Keating
Analytical & Biological Chemistry Research Facility (ABCRF)
University College Cork
Cork
Ireland. E-mail: jj.keating@ucc.ie Public Health Aspects Authors are expected to briefly review or list
within their chapters
the public health impact of the agent
derivatives or metabolites they are writing about. Authors may briefly describe biological aspects as well. Impact of parental cannabis: Implications for public health Prof. N. Berthelot
Professor of Psychology
Universite du Quebec a Trois-Rivieres
Department of Nursing Sciences
3351 Boulevard des Forges
Trois-Rivieres
Quebec G9A 5H7
Canada. E-mail: nicolas.berthelot@uqtr.ca Linking cannabis usage and illicit drugs use: Implications for public health Prof. E. Mehanovic
Department of Clinical and Biological Sciences
University of Torino
Regione Gonzole 10
Orbassano
Torino 10043
Italy. E-mail: emina.mehanovic@unito.it Gender and cannabis usage Prof. N. Hemsing
Centre of Excellence for Women's Health
Vancouver
BC V6H 3N1
Canada. E-mail: nhemsing@cw.bc.ca Cannabis and violence Prof. N.S. Miller
CEO of Health Advocates PLLC
East Lansing
MI 48823
United States. E-mail: milleradvocatespllc@outlook.com Monitoring cannabis usage Prof. P. Olla
School of Computer Science
Faculty of Science
University of Windsor
Windsor N9B 3P4
Canada. E-mail: phillip.olla@uwindsor.ca Cannabis legalization and policy Prof. D. Hammond
School of Public Health & Health Systems
University of Waterloo
200 University Avenue West
Waterloo
ON N2L 3G1
Canada. E-mail: dhammond@uwaterloo.ca Public health issues of legalizing cannabis Prof. W. Hall
Centre for Youth Substance Abuse Research
The University of Queensland
Brisbane
QLD 4029
Australia. E-mail: w.hall@uq.edu.au Cannabis and regulatory approaches Prof. M.J. Eisenberg
Divisions of Cardiology and Clinical Epidemiology
Jewish General Hospital/McGill University
3755 Cote Ste-Catherine Road
Suite H-421
Montreal
QC H3T 1E2
Canada. E-mail: mark.eisenberg@mcgill.ca [5] Caffeine Biological Aspects Authors are expected to briefly review or list
within their chapters
the range of biological effects imparted by the agent
derivatives or metabolites they are writing about. Authors may describe public heath aspects as well. Caffeine metabolism: measures and polymorphisms Prof. Y. Ishii
Ohyaguchi 30-1
Itabashi-ku
Tokyo 173-8610
Japan. E-mail: ishii.yukimoto@nihon-u.ac.jp Caffeine and impact on blood vessels Prof. S.F. Cortes
Department of Pharmacology
Institute of Biological Sciences
Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais
Av. Antonio Carlos 6627
Belo Horizonte
MG 31270-901
Brazil. E-mail: sfcortes@icb.ufmg.br Acute caffeine and biology effects on muscle Prof. J. Del Coso
Centre for Sport Studies
Rey Juan Carlos University
Fuenlabrada
Spain. E-mail: juan.delcoso@urjc.es Public Health Aspects Authors are expected to briefly review or list
within their chapters
the public health impact of the agent
derivatives or metabolites they are writing about. Authors may briefly describe biological aspects as well. Caffeine consumption over time Prof. G.R. Quadra
Laboratorio de Ecologia Aquatica
Programa de Pos-Graduacao em Ecologia
Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora
Juiz de Fora 36036-900
Brazil. E-mail: gabrielle.quadra@ecologia.ufjf.br Caffeine consumption in defined populations: students Prof. V.P.K. Sriperumbuduru
Unit of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology
Management and Science University
Shah Alam
Malaysia. E-mail: drpawansp@gmail.com Caffeine and fetal health: implications for public health Prof. S. Moosavi
Women's Reproductive Health Research Center
Tabriz University of Medical Sciences
Tabriz
Iran
Islamic Republic of. E-mail: moosavisanaz@yahoo.com Problematic caffeine use: features and treatments Prof. M.M. Sweeney
Behavioral Pharmacology Research Unit
Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
5510 Nathan Shock Drive
Baltimore
MD 21224
United States. E-mail: marymsweeney@jhmi.edu Caffeine
sleep and treatments and public health implications Prof. S. Cho
Department of Food Science and Technology
Pukyong National University
Busan 48513
South Korea. E-mail: scho@pknu.ac.kr Acute caffeine and athletes Prof. M. Wilk
Institute of Sport Sciences
The Jerzy Kukuczka Academy of Physical Education
Katowice 40-065
Poland. E-mail: m.wilk@awf.katowice.pl Caffeine consumption and cancer risk Prof. L. Yaghjyan
Department of Epidemiology
College of Public Health and Health Professions and College of Medicine
University of Florida
Gainesville
FL
United States. E-mail: lyaghjyan@ufl.edu Caffeine and blood pressure: A narrative Prof. R. De Giuseppe
Dietetics and Clinical Nutrition Laboratory
Department of Public Health Experimental and Forensic Medicine
University of Pavia
Pavia
Italy. E-mail: rachele.degiuseppe@unipv.it [6] Areca and Khat Biological Aspects Authors are expected to briefly review or list
within their chapters
the range of biological effects imparted by the agent
derivatives or metabolites they are writing about. Authors may describe public heath aspects as well. Areca alkaloids Prof. A.A. Franke
University of Hawaii Cancer Center
Honolulu
HI
United States. E-mail: adrian@cc.hawaii.edu Assessment of effects of areca and fibrosis Prof. E. Aftab
Peoples Nursing School (PNS)
LUMHS
Jamshoro
Sindh
Pakistan. E-mail: rattiisaacraja@gmail.com The Catha Edulis Cathinone and brain metabolites Prof. F. Islam
Neuroscience and Toxicology Unit
College of Pharmacy
Jazan University
Ministry of Education
Jazan
Saudi Arabia. E-mail: drfislam@gmail.com Cathinone and Cytochrome P450 Prof. Y. Pan
Department of Biomedical Science
The University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus
Jalan Broga
Semenyih
Selangor Darul Ehsan 43500
Malaysia. E-mail: panyan1980@hotmail.com Public Health Aspects Authors are expected to briefly review or list
within their chapters
the public health impact of the agent
derivatives or metabolites they are writing about. Authors may briefly describe biological aspects as well. Areca nut trade Prof. S. Arora
School of Dentistry
International Medical University
Bukit Jalil
Kuala Lumpur 57000
Malaysia. E-mail: arorashells76@yahoo.co.in Areca-nuts and cancer Prof. R.V. Pillai
Volunteers Against Smoking and Tobacco
Tiruchirapalli
India. E-mail: vregu@yahoo.co.in Areca nut chewing and oral health Prof. I.E. Rieuwpassa
Department of Oral Biology
Faculty of Dentistry
Hasanuddin University
Makassar
Indonesia. E-mail: drgirene@yahoo.com Global policy on areca nut rof. H. Mehrtash
National Cancer Institute
National Institutes of Health
Rockville
MD 20850
United States. E-mail: hedieh.mehrtash@nih.gov Khat abuse in defined populations: prisoners Prof. Y. Yitayih
Department of Psychiatry
Faculty of Medical Sciences
Jimma University
Jimma
Ethiopia. E-mail: yemenu2007@gmail.com Khat and driving (author to include other agents but describe khat first Prof. E. Han
College of Pharmacy
Duksung Women's University
Seoul
South Korea. E-mail: homepage2600@duksung.ac.kr Khat derived agents and misuse: a focus on methylmethcathinone Prof. A. Ameline
Institut de medecine legale
11
rue Humann
Strasbourg 67085
France. E-mail: ameline.alice@gmail.com Khat consumption and household economies Prof. Z.G. Gudata
Haramaya University
CHAMPS Ethiopia
Harar
Ethiopia. E-mail: zergirma@gmail.com Khat
cathinone and psychostimulantion Prof. S.J. Simmons
Center for Substance Abuse Research (CSAR)
Lewis Katz School of Medicine
Temple University
3500 North Broad Street
MERB 881A
Philadelphia
PA 19140
United States. E-mail: steven.james.simmons@gmail.com [7] Prescription Medications and Opioids Biological Aspects Authors are expected to briefly review or list
within their chapters
the range of biological effects imparted by the agent
derivatives or metabolites they are writing about. Authors may describe public heath aspects as well. Disordered eating and prescription stimulants Prof. S.K. Nutley
Department of Epidemiology
University of Florida
2004 Mowry Road
PO Box 100231
Gainesville
FL 32610
United States. E-mail: snutley@ufl.edu Prescription opioid abuse and modelling substrains K.K. Szumlinski
Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences
University of California Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara
CA
United States. E-mail: karen.szumlinski@psych.ucsb.edu The orexin system
prescription opioid use disorder and Orexin-1 receptor blockade Prof. A. Matzeu
Department of Molecular Medicine
The Scripps Research Institute
10550
North Torrey Pines Road
SR-107
La Jolla
CA 92037
United States. E-mail: amatzeu@scripps.edu Biology of morphine addiction Prof. J. Listos
Department of Pharmacology and Pharmacodynamics
Medical University of Lublin
Chodzki 4a St
Lublin 20-093
Poland. E-mail: a.listos@umlub.pl Brain areas heroin addiction Prof. C. Zhang
Department of Psychology & Key Laboratory of Psychological Assessment and Rehabilitation for Exceptional Children
Lingnan Normal University
29 Cunjing Road
Zhanjiang
Guangdong Province 524048
China. E-mail: neurobiologyzhang@yahoo.com Public Health Aspects Authors are expected to briefly review or list
within their chapters
the public health impact of the agent
derivatives or metabolites they are writing about. Authors may briefly describe biological aspects as well. Linking prescription opioid use and other drugs Prof. K. DeBeck
Simon Fraser University
B.C. Centre on Substance Use
400-1045 Howe St
Vancouver
BC V6Z 2A9
Canada. E-mail: bccsu-kd@bccsu.ubc.ca Prescription opiod and cocaine users: Prof. Y. Liu
College of Public Health and Health Professions and College of Medicine
Department of Epidemiology
University of Florida
Gainesville
FL
United States. E-mail: yliu26@ufl.edu Prescription drug misuse and cannabis Prof. E.V. Fedorova
Department of Community Health and Prevention
Dornsife School of Public Health
Drexel University
3215 Market Street
Philadelphia
PA 19104
United States. E-mail: evf26@drexel.edu Young people and prescription pain relievers extra-medically Prof. M.A. Parker
Vermont Center on Behavior and Health
University of Vermont
Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics
1 South Prospect Street
SATC-UHC
Burlington
VT 05401
United States. E-mail: maria.parker@uvm.edu Students performance and prescription stimulant and opioid misuse rof. T.S. Schepis
Department of Psychology
Texas State University
601 University Drive
San Marcos
TX 78666
United States. E-mail: schepis@txstate.edu Prescription opioid use
pain and negative affects Prof. J. Stevens
Center for Biobehavioral Health
Nationwide Children's Hospital
700 Children's Drive
Columbus
OH 43205
United States. E-mail: Jack.Stevens@nationwidechildrens.org Misuse of gabapentinas a prescription drugs
Prof. M.E. Buttram
ARSH: Center for Applied Research on Substance Use and Health Disparities
Nova Southeastern University
7255 NE 4th Ave.
Suite 112
Miami
FL 33138
United States. E-mail: mance.buttram@nova.edu Geographic patterns and prescription opioids: a focus on New York Prof. J.L. Romeiser
Program in Public Health
Department of Family
Population
and Preventive Medicine
Stony Brook University
Stony Brook
NY 11794
United States. E-mail: Jamie.Romeiser@stonybrookmedicine.edu Heroin addiction Prof. K. Szott
Sociology and Anthropology
Earlham College
Richmond
IN
United States. E-mail: kszott@gmail.com Causes of heroin use Prof. X. Yang
Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice
Old Dominion University
Norfolk
VA 23529
United States. E-mail: xyang@odu.edu Abuse-Deterrent Formulation of Extended-Release Morphine Prof. E.R. Kinzler
Inspirion Delivery Sciences
LLC
Morristown
NJ
United States. E-mail: eric.kinzler@inspirionrx.com [8] Stimulants Biological Aspects Authors are expected to briefly review or list
within their chapters
the range of biological effects imparted by the agent
derivatives or metabolites they are writing about. Authors may describe public heath aspects as well. The biology of cocaine midbrain circuits Prof. S.J. Simmons
Department of Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Research Institute
Philadelphia
PA
United States. E-mail: steven.james.simmons@gmail.com Psychological and brain-behaviour of methphetamine dependence Prof. M. Alikhani
Department of Psychiatry
Substance Abuse Prevention Research Center
Health Institute
Kermanshah University of Medical Sciences
Kermanshah
Iran
Islamic Republic of. E-mail: M.alikhani18@yahoo.com The biology of amphetamine and linking in accumbal dopamine Prof. G.L. Forster
Department of Anatomy
University of Otago
PO Box 56
Dunedin 9054
New Zealand. E-mail: gina.forster@otago.ac.nz Public Health Aspects Authors are expected to briefly review or list
within their chapters
the public health impact of the agent
derivatives or metabolites they are writing about. Authors may briefly describe biological aspects as well. Substance use patterns in cocaine users Prof. Y. Liu
College of Public Health and Health Professions and College of Medicine
Department of Epidemiology
University of Florida
Gainesville
FL
United States. E-mail: yliu26@ufl.edu Cocaine consumption by wastewater analysis Prof. J. Navarro-Zaragoza
Department of Pharmacology
University of Murcia
Spain. E-mail: jnavarrozaragoza@um.es Adulterants in drugs: cocaine perspectives Prof. A.P. Trevizol
Centro de Referencia de Alcool
Tabaco e Outras Drogas (CRATOD)
Secretaria de Saude do Estado de Sao Paulo
Rua Prates
165
Bom Retiro
Sao Paulo
SP 01120-001
Brazil. E-mail: alisson.trevizol@hotmail.com Methamphetamine: Prevalence usage and its prevalence Prof. S.A. Larson
Department of Health Services Research
Management and Policy
University of Florida
1225 Center Drive
Gainesville
FL 32610
United States. E-mail: samantha.larson@ufl.edu Crystal methamphetamine and sexual risk Prof. M.J. Mimiaga
Center for Health Equity Research
Brown University School of Public Health
Providence
RI 02903
United States. E-mail: matthew_mimiaga@brown.edu Chronic methamphetamine and psychosis pathways Prof. M. van den Buuse
School of Psychology and Public Health
La Trobe University
Melbourne
VIC
Australia. E-mail: m.vandenbuuse@latrobe.edu.au Impact of amphetamine exposure during adolescence Prof. S.R. Boomhower
Department of Environmental Health
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
665 Huntington Ave
Bldg 1
Boston
MA
United States. E-mail: sboomhower@hsph.harvard.edu Amphetamine in urine: impact and implications for public health Prof. E. Gallardo
Centro de Investigacao em Ciencias da Saude
Universidade da Beira Interior
Av. Infante D. Henrique
Covilha 6201-556
Portugal. E-mail: egallardo@fcsaude.ubi.pt Sensitization to amphetamine Prof. J. Harro
Department of Psychology
University of Tartu
Tartu
Estonia. E-mail: jaanus.harro@ut.ee Depression and quality of life in amphetamine addiction Prof. A. Ahmadzade
Kolahdooz Alley
Ansarolhossein Street
Azadegan Plaza
Qom 37198-68791
Iran
Islamic Republic of. E-mail: ahmadzadeh.a68@gmail.com [9] Club Drugs Biological Aspects Authors are expected to briefly review or list
within their chapters
the range of biological effects imparted by the agent
derivatives or metabolites they are writing about. Authors may describe public heath aspects as well. 3
4-Methylenedioxyme
National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre
University of New South Wales Sydney
Sydney
NSW 2052
Australia. E-mail: l.degenhardt@unsw.edu.au The global burden of disease attributable to agents of addiction: a focus on alcohol Prof. L. Degenhardt
National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre
University of New South Wales
Sydney
NSW 2052
Australia. E-mail: l.degenhardt@unsw.edu.au Linking attitudes to substance misuse: the opinions of the young Prof. N. Hamzaoglu
Institution of Medical Science
Istanbul Yeni Yuzyil University
Maltepe Mahallesi
Yilanli Ayazma Caddesi
No: 26 P.K. Cevizlibag Zeytinburnu
Istanbul 34010
Turkey. E-mail: nurcanhamzaoglu@gmail.com Drivers of substance use and misuse: a focus on opiods Prof. J.R. Thompson
Department of Behavioral and Community Health Sciences
University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health
130 De Soto St
Pittsburgh
PA 15261
United States. E-mail: jrthompson@pitt.edu Quality of life and treatment for substance use Prof. V. Manning
Monash Addiction Research Centre
Eastern Health Clinical School
Monash University
110 Church Street
Richmond
VIC 3121
Australia. E-mail: victoria.manning@monash.edu Treatment programs: what they are and how they work with a focus on opioids Prof. J.G. Katzman
Department of Neurosurgery
University of New Mexico
School of Medicine
MSC 07 4245
1 University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
NM 87131-0001
United States. E-mail: jkatzman@salud.unm.edu Linking problematic internet use and other addictions and substance misuse: a focus on alcohol and cannabis Prof. S. Lanthier-Labonte
1255
rue Beauregard
Longueuil
Quebec J4K 2M3
Canada. E-mail: stephanie.lanthier-labonte@USherbrooke.ca Chronic pain and prescription opioid addiction Prof. B.G. Messina
Veteran Affairs San Diego Healthcare System
3350 La Jolla Village Drive
San Diego
CA 92161
United States. E-mail: bmessina@ucsd.edu Socioeconomic status and drug use among students Prof. S. Molinaro
Epidemiology and Health Research Lab
Institute of Clinical Physiology-IFC
National Research Council of Italy-CNR
Via G. Moruzzi
1
Pisa 56124
Italy. E-mail: sabrina.molinaro@ifc.cnr.it Substance use disorders. the elderly and public health concerns Prof. L. Li
Department of Psychiatry
Yale University School of Medicine
300 George St. Suite 901
New Haven
CT 06510
United States. E-mail: luming.li@yale.edu [2] Tobacco Biological Aspects Authors are expected to briefly review or list
within their chapters
the range of biological effects imparted by the agent
derivatives or metabolites they are writing about. Authors may also briefly describe public heath aspects as well. Lung Injury and e-Cigarette (Vaping) Prof. J.A. Wilken
California Department of Public Health
Building P
850 Marina Bay Pkwy
Richmond
CA 94804
United States. E-mail: jason.wilken@cdph.ca.gov OR Prof. S.S. Kumbhar
Department of Pediatric Radiology
Children's Hospital of Wisconsin and the Medical College of Wisconsin
9000 W. Wisconsin Ave.
MS-721
Milwaukee
WI 53226
United States. E-mail: skumbhar@chw.org Cigarette use and none lung conditions: a focus on periodontal disease Prof. S.-I. Jang
Institute of Health Services Research
Yonsei University
Seoul
South Korea. E-mail: jangsi@yuhs.ac E-cigarettes and effects on neurological systems Prof. M. Aschner
Department of Molecular Pharmacology
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
1300 Morris Park Avenue
Bronx
NY 10461
United States. E-mail: michael.aschner@einsteinmed.org Tobacco products and cancer (focus on Waterpipe Hookah)Prof. B.K. Kudhair
Department of Laboratory Investigations
Faculty of Science
University of Kufa
Najaf 54001
Iraq. E-mail: bassamk.sharuza@uokufa.edu.iq Public Health Aspects Authors are expected to briefly review or list
within their chapters
the public health impact of the agent
derivatives or metabolites they are writing about. Authors may briefly describe biological aspects as well. Poly-tobacco use Prof. J. McQuoid
Center for Tobacco Control Research and Education
University of California
San Francisco
CA
United States. E-mail: Julia.mcquoid@ucsf.edu Secondhand smoking: impact on health Prof. C.S. Hadjichristodoulou
Department of Hygiene and Epidemiology
University of Thessaly Faculty of Medicine
Larissa
Greece. E-mail: xhatzi@med.uth.gr E-cigarettes and youths: public health concerns Prof. M.J. Eisenberg
Divisions of Cardiology and Clinical Epidemiology
Jewish General Hospital/McGill University
3755 Cote-Ste-Catherine Road
Suite H-421
Montreal
Quebec H3T 1E2
Canada. E-mail: mark.eisenberg@mcgill.ca National tobacco control policies Prof. J.K. Lee
Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health
National University of Singapore and National University Health System
Singapore
Singapore. E-mail: ephljk@nus.edu.sg Smoking cessation practices: public health impact Prof. Y. Weiss
Department of Radiation Oncology
Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre
University of Toronto
2075 Bayview Avenue
Toronto
ON M4N 3M5
Canada. E-mail: yonatan.weiss@medportal.ca Employee tobacco outcomes and tobacco-policy Prof. C.M. Kava
Health Promotion Research Center
Department of Health Services
University of Washington
1107 NE 45th St.
Seattle
WA 98105
United States. E-mail: ckava@uw.edu Linking tobacco use and opioid use disorders: public health implications Prof. M.D. Cheatle
Department of Psychiatry
Perelman School of Medicine
University of Pennsylvania
3535 Market Street
Suite 500
Room 541
United States. E-mail: cheatle@pennmedicine.upenn.edu [3] Alcohol Biological Aspects Authors are expected to briefly review or list
within their chapters
the range of biological effects imparted by the agent
derivatives or metabolites they are writing about. Authors may briefly describe public heath aspects as well. Alcoholic liver disease Prof. T. Miloh
Department of Pediatrics
Texas Children's Hospital
6701 Fannin Street
Houston
TX 77030
United States. E-mail: Tamir.miloh@bcm.edu OR Prof. G. Szabo
Department of Medicine
University of Massachusetts Medical School
Worcester
MA
United States. E-mail: gyongyi.szabo@umassmed.edu Alcohol and lungs Prof. V. Sivaraman
North Carolina Central University
MTSC 2104
1801 Fayetteville St.
Durham
NC 27707
United States. E-mail: vsivaram@nccu.edu Alcohol-induced deaths Prof. S.M. Manson
Centers for American Indian and Alaska Native Health
Colorado School of Public Health
Anschutz Medical Campus
University of Colorado
13055 E 17th Ave
Aurora
CO 80045
United States. E-mail: spero.manson@cuanschutz.edu Alcohol and cancer Prof. S.B. Meyer
School of Public Health and Health Systems
University of Waterloo
Waterloo
ON
Canada. E-mail: samantha.meyer@uwaterloo.ca Public Health Aspects Authors are expected to briefly review or list
within their chapters
the public health impact of the agent
derivatives or metabolites they are writing about. Authors may briefly describe biological aspects as well. The extent of drinking: a focus on alcohol consumption in young adults Prof. C. Tabernero
Department of Social Psychology
Instituto de Neurociencias de Castilla y Leon-INCYL
University of Salamanca
Salamanca 37007
Spain. E-mail: carmen.tabernero@usal.es Public health policies on alcohol Prof. H. Jiang
Centre for Alcohol Policy Research
School of Psychology and Public Health
La Trobe University Level 5
HS2
Bundoora
Melbourne
VIC 3086
Australia. E-mail: Jason.Jiang@latrobe.edu.au Taxation of beer as a public health strategy Prof. B. Vandenberg
School of Social Sciences
Monash University
Level 5
Building H
900 Dandenong Road
Caulfield East
Victoria 3145
Australia. E-mail: Brian.Vandenberg@monash.edu Government monopoly
alcohol Prof. R. Room
Centre for Alcohol Policy Research
La Trobe University
Melbourne
Victoria 3086
Australia. E-mail: R.Room@latrobe.edu.au The alcohol purchase license: features
applications and public health implications Prof. B. Johnson
SUNY Upstate Medical University
600 East Genesee Street
Syracuse
NY 13202
United States. E-mail: johnsonb@upstate.edu Alcohol use among different groups: Hispanic Americans and public health implications Prof. P.P. Lui
Department of Psychology
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
TX 75275
United States. E-mail: plui@smu.edu Service use for alcohol problems Prof. J.L. Bourdon
From Washington University in St. Louis
(JLB
RT
MWF
KKB
VVM)
St. Louis
MO
United States. E-mail: jlbourdon@wustl.edu Mass media strategies
and alcohol related policies: Implications for public health Prof. A.S.P. Christensen
Department of Prevention & Information
Danish Cancer Society
Strandboulevarden 49
Copenhagen
Denmark. E-mail: asc@cancer.dk [4] Cannabinoids Biological Aspects Authors are expected to briefly review or list
within their chapters
the range of biological effects imparted by the agent
derivatives or metabolites they are writing about. Authors may describe public heath aspects as well. Endocannabinoid signaling Prof. S. Patel
Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Nashville
TN 37232
United States. E-mail: sachin.patel@vanderbilt.edu Neurobiology
memory and cannabis Prof. T. Rubino
Department of Biotechnology and Life Sciences
University of Insubria
Via Manara 7
Busto Arsizio
VA 21052
Italy. E-mail: tiziana.rubino@uninsubria.it Synthetic cannabinoids Prof. J.J. Keating
Analytical & Biological Chemistry Research Facility (ABCRF)
University College Cork
Cork
Ireland. E-mail: jj.keating@ucc.ie Public Health Aspects Authors are expected to briefly review or list
within their chapters
the public health impact of the agent
derivatives or metabolites they are writing about. Authors may briefly describe biological aspects as well. Impact of parental cannabis: Implications for public health Prof. N. Berthelot
Professor of Psychology
Universite du Quebec a Trois-Rivieres
Department of Nursing Sciences
3351 Boulevard des Forges
Trois-Rivieres
Quebec G9A 5H7
Canada. E-mail: nicolas.berthelot@uqtr.ca Linking cannabis usage and illicit drugs use: Implications for public health Prof. E. Mehanovic
Department of Clinical and Biological Sciences
University of Torino
Regione Gonzole 10
Orbassano
Torino 10043
Italy. E-mail: emina.mehanovic@unito.it Gender and cannabis usage Prof. N. Hemsing
Centre of Excellence for Women's Health
Vancouver
BC V6H 3N1
Canada. E-mail: nhemsing@cw.bc.ca Cannabis and violence Prof. N.S. Miller
CEO of Health Advocates PLLC
East Lansing
MI 48823
United States. E-mail: milleradvocatespllc@outlook.com Monitoring cannabis usage Prof. P. Olla
School of Computer Science
Faculty of Science
University of Windsor
Windsor N9B 3P4
Canada. E-mail: phillip.olla@uwindsor.ca Cannabis legalization and policy Prof. D. Hammond
School of Public Health & Health Systems
University of Waterloo
200 University Avenue West
Waterloo
ON N2L 3G1
Canada. E-mail: dhammond@uwaterloo.ca Public health issues of legalizing cannabis Prof. W. Hall
Centre for Youth Substance Abuse Research
The University of Queensland
Brisbane
QLD 4029
Australia. E-mail: w.hall@uq.edu.au Cannabis and regulatory approaches Prof. M.J. Eisenberg
Divisions of Cardiology and Clinical Epidemiology
Jewish General Hospital/McGill University
3755 Cote Ste-Catherine Road
Suite H-421
Montreal
QC H3T 1E2
Canada. E-mail: mark.eisenberg@mcgill.ca [5] Caffeine Biological Aspects Authors are expected to briefly review or list
within their chapters
the range of biological effects imparted by the agent
derivatives or metabolites they are writing about. Authors may describe public heath aspects as well. Caffeine metabolism: measures and polymorphisms Prof. Y. Ishii
Ohyaguchi 30-1
Itabashi-ku
Tokyo 173-8610
Japan. E-mail: ishii.yukimoto@nihon-u.ac.jp Caffeine and impact on blood vessels Prof. S.F. Cortes
Department of Pharmacology
Institute of Biological Sciences
Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais
Av. Antonio Carlos 6627
Belo Horizonte
MG 31270-901
Brazil. E-mail: sfcortes@icb.ufmg.br Acute caffeine and biology effects on muscle Prof. J. Del Coso
Centre for Sport Studies
Rey Juan Carlos University
Fuenlabrada
Spain. E-mail: juan.delcoso@urjc.es Public Health Aspects Authors are expected to briefly review or list
within their chapters
the public health impact of the agent
derivatives or metabolites they are writing about. Authors may briefly describe biological aspects as well. Caffeine consumption over time Prof. G.R. Quadra
Laboratorio de Ecologia Aquatica
Programa de Pos-Graduacao em Ecologia
Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora
Juiz de Fora 36036-900
Brazil. E-mail: gabrielle.quadra@ecologia.ufjf.br Caffeine consumption in defined populations: students Prof. V.P.K. Sriperumbuduru
Unit of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology
Management and Science University
Shah Alam
Malaysia. E-mail: drpawansp@gmail.com Caffeine and fetal health: implications for public health Prof. S. Moosavi
Women's Reproductive Health Research Center
Tabriz University of Medical Sciences
Tabriz
Iran
Islamic Republic of. E-mail: moosavisanaz@yahoo.com Problematic caffeine use: features and treatments Prof. M.M. Sweeney
Behavioral Pharmacology Research Unit
Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
5510 Nathan Shock Drive
Baltimore
MD 21224
United States. E-mail: marymsweeney@jhmi.edu Caffeine
sleep and treatments and public health implications Prof. S. Cho
Department of Food Science and Technology
Pukyong National University
Busan 48513
South Korea. E-mail: scho@pknu.ac.kr Acute caffeine and athletes Prof. M. Wilk
Institute of Sport Sciences
The Jerzy Kukuczka Academy of Physical Education
Katowice 40-065
Poland. E-mail: m.wilk@awf.katowice.pl Caffeine consumption and cancer risk Prof. L. Yaghjyan
Department of Epidemiology
College of Public Health and Health Professions and College of Medicine
University of Florida
Gainesville
FL
United States. E-mail: lyaghjyan@ufl.edu Caffeine and blood pressure: A narrative Prof. R. De Giuseppe
Dietetics and Clinical Nutrition Laboratory
Department of Public Health Experimental and Forensic Medicine
University of Pavia
Pavia
Italy. E-mail: rachele.degiuseppe@unipv.it [6] Areca and Khat Biological Aspects Authors are expected to briefly review or list
within their chapters
the range of biological effects imparted by the agent
derivatives or metabolites they are writing about. Authors may describe public heath aspects as well. Areca alkaloids Prof. A.A. Franke
University of Hawaii Cancer Center
Honolulu
HI
United States. E-mail: adrian@cc.hawaii.edu Assessment of effects of areca and fibrosis Prof. E. Aftab
Peoples Nursing School (PNS)
LUMHS
Jamshoro
Sindh
Pakistan. E-mail: rattiisaacraja@gmail.com The Catha Edulis Cathinone and brain metabolites Prof. F. Islam
Neuroscience and Toxicology Unit
College of Pharmacy
Jazan University
Ministry of Education
Jazan
Saudi Arabia. E-mail: drfislam@gmail.com Cathinone and Cytochrome P450 Prof. Y. Pan
Department of Biomedical Science
The University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus
Jalan Broga
Semenyih
Selangor Darul Ehsan 43500
Malaysia. E-mail: panyan1980@hotmail.com Public Health Aspects Authors are expected to briefly review or list
within their chapters
the public health impact of the agent
derivatives or metabolites they are writing about. Authors may briefly describe biological aspects as well. Areca nut trade Prof. S. Arora
School of Dentistry
International Medical University
Bukit Jalil
Kuala Lumpur 57000
Malaysia. E-mail: arorashells76@yahoo.co.in Areca-nuts and cancer Prof. R.V. Pillai
Volunteers Against Smoking and Tobacco
Tiruchirapalli
India. E-mail: vregu@yahoo.co.in Areca nut chewing and oral health Prof. I.E. Rieuwpassa
Department of Oral Biology
Faculty of Dentistry
Hasanuddin University
Makassar
Indonesia. E-mail: drgirene@yahoo.com Global policy on areca nut rof. H. Mehrtash
National Cancer Institute
National Institutes of Health
Rockville
MD 20850
United States. E-mail: hedieh.mehrtash@nih.gov Khat abuse in defined populations: prisoners Prof. Y. Yitayih
Department of Psychiatry
Faculty of Medical Sciences
Jimma University
Jimma
Ethiopia. E-mail: yemenu2007@gmail.com Khat and driving (author to include other agents but describe khat first Prof. E. Han
College of Pharmacy
Duksung Women's University
Seoul
South Korea. E-mail: homepage2600@duksung.ac.kr Khat derived agents and misuse: a focus on methylmethcathinone Prof. A. Ameline
Institut de medecine legale
11
rue Humann
Strasbourg 67085
France. E-mail: ameline.alice@gmail.com Khat consumption and household economies Prof. Z.G. Gudata
Haramaya University
CHAMPS Ethiopia
Harar
Ethiopia. E-mail: zergirma@gmail.com Khat
cathinone and psychostimulantion Prof. S.J. Simmons
Center for Substance Abuse Research (CSAR)
Lewis Katz School of Medicine
Temple University
3500 North Broad Street
MERB 881A
Philadelphia
PA 19140
United States. E-mail: steven.james.simmons@gmail.com [7] Prescription Medications and Opioids Biological Aspects Authors are expected to briefly review or list
within their chapters
the range of biological effects imparted by the agent
derivatives or metabolites they are writing about. Authors may describe public heath aspects as well. Disordered eating and prescription stimulants Prof. S.K. Nutley
Department of Epidemiology
University of Florida
2004 Mowry Road
PO Box 100231
Gainesville
FL 32610
United States. E-mail: snutley@ufl.edu Prescription opioid abuse and modelling substrains K.K. Szumlinski
Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences
University of California Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara
CA
United States. E-mail: karen.szumlinski@psych.ucsb.edu The orexin system
prescription opioid use disorder and Orexin-1 receptor blockade Prof. A. Matzeu
Department of Molecular Medicine
The Scripps Research Institute
10550
North Torrey Pines Road
SR-107
La Jolla
CA 92037
United States. E-mail: amatzeu@scripps.edu Biology of morphine addiction Prof. J. Listos
Department of Pharmacology and Pharmacodynamics
Medical University of Lublin
Chodzki 4a St
Lublin 20-093
Poland. E-mail: a.listos@umlub.pl Brain areas heroin addiction Prof. C. Zhang
Department of Psychology & Key Laboratory of Psychological Assessment and Rehabilitation for Exceptional Children
Lingnan Normal University
29 Cunjing Road
Zhanjiang
Guangdong Province 524048
China. E-mail: neurobiologyzhang@yahoo.com Public Health Aspects Authors are expected to briefly review or list
within their chapters
the public health impact of the agent
derivatives or metabolites they are writing about. Authors may briefly describe biological aspects as well. Linking prescription opioid use and other drugs Prof. K. DeBeck
Simon Fraser University
B.C. Centre on Substance Use
400-1045 Howe St
Vancouver
BC V6Z 2A9
Canada. E-mail: bccsu-kd@bccsu.ubc.ca Prescription opiod and cocaine users: Prof. Y. Liu
College of Public Health and Health Professions and College of Medicine
Department of Epidemiology
University of Florida
Gainesville
FL
United States. E-mail: yliu26@ufl.edu Prescription drug misuse and cannabis Prof. E.V. Fedorova
Department of Community Health and Prevention
Dornsife School of Public Health
Drexel University
3215 Market Street
Philadelphia
PA 19104
United States. E-mail: evf26@drexel.edu Young people and prescription pain relievers extra-medically Prof. M.A. Parker
Vermont Center on Behavior and Health
University of Vermont
Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics
1 South Prospect Street
SATC-UHC
Burlington
VT 05401
United States. E-mail: maria.parker@uvm.edu Students performance and prescription stimulant and opioid misuse rof. T.S. Schepis
Department of Psychology
Texas State University
601 University Drive
San Marcos
TX 78666
United States. E-mail: schepis@txstate.edu Prescription opioid use
pain and negative affects Prof. J. Stevens
Center for Biobehavioral Health
Nationwide Children's Hospital
700 Children's Drive
Columbus
OH 43205
United States. E-mail: Jack.Stevens@nationwidechildrens.org Misuse of gabapentinas a prescription drugs
Prof. M.E. Buttram
ARSH: Center for Applied Research on Substance Use and Health Disparities
Nova Southeastern University
7255 NE 4th Ave.
Suite 112
Miami
FL 33138
United States. E-mail: mance.buttram@nova.edu Geographic patterns and prescription opioids: a focus on New York Prof. J.L. Romeiser
Program in Public Health
Department of Family
Population
and Preventive Medicine
Stony Brook University
Stony Brook
NY 11794
United States. E-mail: Jamie.Romeiser@stonybrookmedicine.edu Heroin addiction Prof. K. Szott
Sociology and Anthropology
Earlham College
Richmond
IN
United States. E-mail: kszott@gmail.com Causes of heroin use Prof. X. Yang
Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice
Old Dominion University
Norfolk
VA 23529
United States. E-mail: xyang@odu.edu Abuse-Deterrent Formulation of Extended-Release Morphine Prof. E.R. Kinzler
Inspirion Delivery Sciences
LLC
Morristown
NJ
United States. E-mail: eric.kinzler@inspirionrx.com [8] Stimulants Biological Aspects Authors are expected to briefly review or list
within their chapters
the range of biological effects imparted by the agent
derivatives or metabolites they are writing about. Authors may describe public heath aspects as well. The biology of cocaine midbrain circuits Prof. S.J. Simmons
Department of Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Research Institute
Philadelphia
PA
United States. E-mail: steven.james.simmons@gmail.com Psychological and brain-behaviour of methphetamine dependence Prof. M. Alikhani
Department of Psychiatry
Substance Abuse Prevention Research Center
Health Institute
Kermanshah University of Medical Sciences
Kermanshah
Iran
Islamic Republic of. E-mail: M.alikhani18@yahoo.com The biology of amphetamine and linking in accumbal dopamine Prof. G.L. Forster
Department of Anatomy
University of Otago
PO Box 56
Dunedin 9054
New Zealand. E-mail: gina.forster@otago.ac.nz Public Health Aspects Authors are expected to briefly review or list
within their chapters
the public health impact of the agent
derivatives or metabolites they are writing about. Authors may briefly describe biological aspects as well. Substance use patterns in cocaine users Prof. Y. Liu
College of Public Health and Health Professions and College of Medicine
Department of Epidemiology
University of Florida
Gainesville
FL
United States. E-mail: yliu26@ufl.edu Cocaine consumption by wastewater analysis Prof. J. Navarro-Zaragoza
Department of Pharmacology
University of Murcia
Spain. E-mail: jnavarrozaragoza@um.es Adulterants in drugs: cocaine perspectives Prof. A.P. Trevizol
Centro de Referencia de Alcool
Tabaco e Outras Drogas (CRATOD)
Secretaria de Saude do Estado de Sao Paulo
Rua Prates
165
Bom Retiro
Sao Paulo
SP 01120-001
Brazil. E-mail: alisson.trevizol@hotmail.com Methamphetamine: Prevalence usage and its prevalence Prof. S.A. Larson
Department of Health Services Research
Management and Policy
University of Florida
1225 Center Drive
Gainesville
FL 32610
United States. E-mail: samantha.larson@ufl.edu Crystal methamphetamine and sexual risk Prof. M.J. Mimiaga
Center for Health Equity Research
Brown University School of Public Health
Providence
RI 02903
United States. E-mail: matthew_mimiaga@brown.edu Chronic methamphetamine and psychosis pathways Prof. M. van den Buuse
School of Psychology and Public Health
La Trobe University
Melbourne
VIC
Australia. E-mail: m.vandenbuuse@latrobe.edu.au Impact of amphetamine exposure during adolescence Prof. S.R. Boomhower
Department of Environmental Health
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
665 Huntington Ave
Bldg 1
Boston
MA
United States. E-mail: sboomhower@hsph.harvard.edu Amphetamine in urine: impact and implications for public health Prof. E. Gallardo
Centro de Investigacao em Ciencias da Saude
Universidade da Beira Interior
Av. Infante D. Henrique
Covilha 6201-556
Portugal. E-mail: egallardo@fcsaude.ubi.pt Sensitization to amphetamine Prof. J. Harro
Department of Psychology
University of Tartu
Tartu
Estonia. E-mail: jaanus.harro@ut.ee Depression and quality of life in amphetamine addiction Prof. A. Ahmadzade
Kolahdooz Alley
Ansarolhossein Street
Azadegan Plaza
Qom 37198-68791
Iran
Islamic Republic of. E-mail: ahmadzadeh.a68@gmail.com [9] Club Drugs Biological Aspects Authors are expected to briefly review or list
within their chapters
the range of biological effects imparted by the agent
derivatives or metabolites they are writing about. Authors may describe public heath aspects as well. 3
4-Methylenedioxyme