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Can it really be this black and white? An analysis of the relative importance of ethnic group and other sociodemographic factors to patterns of drug use and related risk among young Londoners

Jim McCambridge National Addiction Centre (The Maudsley/Institute of Psychiatry), London, UKCorrespondence[email protected]
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John Strang National Addiction Centre (The Maudsley/Institute of Psychiatry), London, UK
Pages 149-159 | Published online: 10 Jul 2009

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VictorB. Stolberg. (2009) Lack of Gender Differences in Lifetime Substance Use Reported Among African-American Urban Community College Students. Journal of Ethnicity in Substance Abuse 8:1, pages 70-98.
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John Strang & Jim McCambridge. (2005) Are cannabis users exposed to other drug use opportunities? Investigation of high-risk drug exposure opportunities among young cannabis users in London. Drug and Alcohol Review 24:2, pages 185-191.
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Virginie Althaus, Sébastien Ladreyt, Yannick Le Hénaff, Joëlle Mezza & Dominique Lhuilier. (2020) Chômage et usages de substances psychoactivesUnemployment and Psychoactive Substance Use : Anaesthetic and Stimulation Functions in the Face of Unemployment Difficulties. Perspectives interdisciplinaires sur le travail et la santé:22-1.
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Mariana Bayley & Rachel Hurcombe. (2011) Drinking patterns and alcohol service provision for different ethnic groups in the UK: a review of the literature. Ethnicity and Inequalities in Health and Social Care 3:4, pages 6-17.
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Shamil Wanigaratne, Susan Salas & John Strang. 2009. Textbook of Cultural Psychiatry. Textbook of Cultural Psychiatry 242 254 .
Jim McCambridge, Adam Winstock, Neil Hunt & Luke Mitcheson. (2007) 5-Year Trends in Use of Hallucinogens and Other Adjunct Drugs among UK Dance Drug Users. European Addiction Research 13:1, pages 57-64.
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