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Monitoring illicit psychostimulants and related health issues

Brunt, T.M.

Publication date 2012

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Brunt, T. M. (2012). Monitoring illicit psychostimulants and related health issues. Boxpress.

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Contents

Chapter1: Introduction 7 Chapter 2:

The Drug Information and Monitoring System (DIMS) in The Netherlands: implementation, results and international comparison

21

Chapter 3:

The relationship of quality and price of the psychostimulants cocaine and amphetamine with health care outcomes

57

Chapter 4:

An analysis of cocaine powder in the Netherlands: Content and health hazards due to adulterants

83

Chapter 5:

Impact of a transient instability of the ecstasy market on health concerns and drug use patterns in The Netherlands

101

Chapter 6:

Instability of the ecstasy market and a new kid on the block: mephedrone

119

Chapter 7:

Linking the pharmacological content of ecstasy tablets to the subjective experiences of drug users

131 Chapter 8: General discussion 157 Appendices: References

Nederlandse samenvatting & discussie Dankwoord (words of praise)

Curriculum Vitae List of publications 175 206 212 218 221

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