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Lay Perceptions and Beliefs About the Adulteration of Illicit Drugs in the 1990s - A Student Sample

Ross Coomber School of Social Sciences, University of Greenwich, London, SE9 2UGCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 323-338 | Published online: 11 Jul 2009

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David Best, Tracy Beswick, Mike Gossop, Sian Rees, Ross Coomber, John Witton & John Strang. (2004) From the deal to the needle: Drug purchasing and preparation among heroin users in drug treatment in South London. Addiction Research & Theory 12:6, pages 539-548.
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Martin Plant. (1999) Editorial Patterns and Consequences Matter: Use Does Not Imply Problems. Addiction Research 7:6, pages 463-468.
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Julian Broséus, Natacha Gentile & Pierre Esseiva. (2016) The cutting of cocaine and heroin: A critical review. Forensic Science International 262, pages 73-83.
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Claire Cole, Lisa Jones, Jim McVeigh, Andrew Kicman, Qutub Syed & Mark Bellis. (2011) Adulterants in illicit drugs: a review of empirical evidence. Drug Testing and Analysis 3:2, pages 89-96.
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Ross Coomber & Lisa Maher. (2016) Street-Level Drug Market Activity in Sydney's Primary Heroin Markets: Organization, Adulteration Practices, Pricing, Marketing and Violence. Journal of Drug Issues 36:3, pages 719-753.
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Ross Coomber. (2016) There's No Such Thing as a Free Lunch: How “Freebies” and “Credit” Operate as Part of Rational Drug Market Activity. Journal of Drug Issues 33:4, pages 939-962.
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Ross Coomber, Craig Morris & Laura Dunn. (2000) How the media do drugs: quality control and the reporting of drug issues in the UK print media. International Journal of Drug Policy 11:3, pages 217-225.
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