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| Learn the public health implications of shifting drug-related risks among the inner city poor. Inner city drug use behavior shifts and changes, leaving past drug treatment programs, drug prevention efforts, health care provisions for drug users, and social service practice unprepared to effectively respond. New Drugs on the Street: Changing Inner City Patterns of Illicit Consumption tackles this problem by presenting the latest ethnographic and epidemiological studies of emerging and changing drug use behaviors in the inner city. This one-of-a-kind resource provides the latest research to help readers reconceptualize ways to think about today's drug use to more effectively address the growing problem. New Drugs on the Street reveals the nature and direction of the latest drug use and is essential reading for health professionals in the health social sciences, public health, nursing, and substance abuse fields that deal with low income, ethnic minority, and inner city populations. |
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| Binding: Softcover |
| Specs: 162 pages | .01 Lbs |
| ISBN: 0789030519 |
| ISBN-13: 9780789030511 |
| Edition: 1 |
| Publisher: Haworth Press | Publish Date 02/06 | Copyright 2006 |
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