Table of contents - Special Issue: Post‐millennium trends in substance use by young people
Guest Editors: Judith Aldridge
A hard habit to break? A role for substance use education in the new millennium
Judith AldridgeThe purpose of this paper is to introduce the five papers comprising this special issue on post‐millennium trends in young people's substance use in the UK. The positions taken by…
Decline but no fall?: New millennium trends in young people's use of illegal and illicit drugs in Britain
Judith AldridgeThe purpose of this paper is to describe trends since 2000 in young people's use of illegal/illicit drugs in Britain, and to place these into a longer‐term context alongside…
The turning tides of intoxication: young people's drinking in Britain in the 2000s
Fiona MeashamThe purpose of this paper is to provide an overview of recent changes in young people's consumption of alcohol in Britain before then charting emerging academic perspectives and…
Trends in smoking among adolescents and young adults in the United Kingdom: Implications for health education
Amanda SandfordThe purpose of this paper is to examine trends in smoking prevalence among adolescents and young adults in the UK and to identify any developments in health education theory and…
Youth, heroin, crack: a review of recent British trends
Toby SeddonThe purpose of this paper is to review the research evidence on recent British trends in the use of heroin and/or crack‐cocaine by young people in order to appraise the scale and…
Identifying and preventing health problems among young drug‐misusing offenders
Trevor Bennett, Katy HollowayThe purpose of this paper is to identify the health problems and treatment needs of drug‐misusing offenders and to draw out the implications of the findings for health education…
ISSN:
0965-4283e-ISSN:
1758-714XISSN-L:
0965-4283Online date, start – end:
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Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
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- Dr Gurpinder Lalli