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no	title	author	magazine	year	volume	issue	page(s)	type
1	A critical analysis of the implementation of a legal regulated market for new psychoactive substances (“legal highs”) in New Zealand	Rychert, Marta			55	C	p. 88-94	article
2	A fragmented code: The moral and structural context for providing assistance with injection drug use initiation in San Diego, USA	Guise, Andy			55	C	p. 51-60	article
3	Ageing opioid users’ increased risk of methadone-specific death in the UK	Pierce, Matthias			55	C	p. 121-127	article
4	An (un)desirable trade of harms? How elite athletes might react to medically supervised ‘doping’ and their considerations of side-effects in this situation	Overbye, Marie			55	C	p. 14-30	article
5	A qualitative examination of the effects of international counter-drug interdictions	Toth, Alexander G.			55	C	p. 70-76	article
6	A response to Pienaar et al (2018) ‘Problematizing LGBTIQ drug use, governing sexuality and gender: A critical analysis of LGBTIQ health policy in Australia’	Ruth, Simon			55	C	p. 195-196	article
7	“Blood letting”—Self-phlebotomy in injecting anabolic-androgenic steroids within performance and image enhancing drug (PIED) culture	Brennan, Rebekah			55	C	p. 47-50	article
8	Chemsex and mental health as part of syndemic in gay and bisexual men	Halkitis, Perry N.			55	C	p. 180-182	article
9	Demand for and availability of specialist chemsex services in the UK: A cross-sectional survey of sexual health clinics	Wiggins, H.			55	C	p. 155-158	article
10	Editorial Board				55	C	p. ii	article
11	Effects of naloxone distribution to likely bystanders: Results of an agent-based model	Keane, Christopher			55	C	p. 61-69	article
12	Factors associated with concurrent heroin use among patients on methadone maintenance treatment in Vietnam: A 24-month retrospective analysis of a nationally representative sample	Hoang, Thai			55	C	p. 113-120	article
13	Federal funding for syringe exchange in the US: Explaining a long-term policy failure	Showalter, David			55	C	p. 95-104	article
14	Harnessing the language of overdose prevention to advance evidence-based responses to the opioid crisis	Collins, Alexandra B.			55	C	p. 77-79	article
15	Heroic journeys through sobriety: How temporary alcohol abstinence campaigns portray participant experiences	Bartram, Ashlea			55	C	p. 80-87	article
16	Ice parties among young men who have sex with men in Thailand: Pleasures, secrecy and risks	Guadamuz, Thomas E.			55	C	p. 249-255	article
17	Identifying a typology of men who use anabolic androgenic steroids (AAS)	Zahnow, Renee			55	C	p. 105-112	article
18	Identifying injection drug use and estimating population size of people who inject drugs using healthcare administrative datasets	Janjua, Naveed Zafar			55	C	p. 31-39	article
19	Implications of survey labels and categorisations for understanding drug use in the context of sex among gay and bisexual men in Melbourne, Australia	Ryan, Kathleen E.			55	C	p. 183-186	article
20	Improving drug policy: The potential of broader democratic participation	Ritter, Alison			55	C	p. 1-7	article
21	Mental health, drug use and sexual risk behavior among gay and bisexual men	Prestage, Garrett			55	C	p. 169-179	article
22	Patterns of injecting and non-injecting drug use by sexual behaviour in people who inject drugs attending services in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, 2013–2016	Heinsbroek, Ellen			55	C	p. 215-221	article
23	Pharmaceutical opioid overdose deaths and the presence of witnesses	Ogeil, Rowan P.			55	C	p. 8-13	article
24	Prevalence and correlates of recent injecting drug use among gay and bisexual men in Australia: Results from the FLUX study	Bui, H.			55	C	p. 222-230	article
25	Prevalence of drug use during sex amongst MSM in Europe: Results from a multi-site bio-behavioural survey	Rosińska, Magdalena			55	C	p. 231-241	article
26	Problematising LGBTIQ drug use, governing sexuality and gender: A critical analysis of LGBTIQ health policy in Australia	Pienaar, Kiran			55	C	p. 187-194	article
27	Response to the Hammoud et al paper on ‘the new MTV generation’	Gafos, Mitzy			55	C	p. 205-206	article
28	Sexualised drug use among sexual minority young adults in the United States: The P18 cohort study	Ristuccia, Annie			55	C	p. 207-214	article
29	Sexualised drug use in the United Kingdom (UK): A review of the literature	Edmundson, Claire			55	C	p. 131-148	article
30	Sexualised drug use: LGTB communities and beyond	Desai, Monica			55	C	p. 128-130	article
31	Substance Use and Sex Index (SUSI): First stage development of an assessment tool to measure behaviour change in sexualised drug use for substance use treatment studies	Ezard, Nadine			55	C	p. 165-168	article
32	Surveillance of sexualised drug use – the challenges and the opportunities	Giraudon, Isabelle			55	C	p. 149-154	article
33	The management of methamphetamine use in sexual settings among men who have sex with men in Malaysia	Lim, Sin How			55	C	p. 256-262	article
34	The new MTV generation: Using methamphetamine, Truvada™, and Viagra™ to enhance sex and stay safe	Hammoud, Mohamed A.			55	C	p. 197-204	article
35	The perspectives of structurally vulnerable people who use drugs on volunteer stipends and work experiences provided through a drug user organization: Opportunities and limitations	Bardwell, Geoff			55	C	p. 40-46	article
36	The rush to risk when interrogating the relationship between methamphetamine use and sexual practice among gay and bisexual men	Bryant, Joanne			55	C	p. 242-248	article
37	Typology of drug use in United Kingdom men who have sex with men and associations with socio-sexual characteristics	Melendez-Torres, G.J.			55	C	p. 159-164	article

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