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Articles in May, 2004 issue of Addiction Professional

• Rapid detox procedures not based in research
  by Frederick Rotgers
• Buprenorphine: understanding the newest tool for treatment
  by Jason Rivkin
• Experts lament decision to end ADAM program
• The American Psychiatric Publishing Textbook of Substance Abuse: third edition
• The Twelve-Step Facilitation Handbook: A Systematic Approach to Recovery from Substance Dependency
• Third of three parts: if parity saves money, why the continuing opposition?
  by Carol McDaid
• Taking a holistic approach to drug addiction treatment
  by John Giordano
• NIDA issues update of youth prevention guide
• Perspective on marijuana's effects
  by Peter C. Venable
• Good outlook for opiate addicts: treatment advances on many fronts
  by Mark W. Parrino
• Add cost-effectiveness to the pluses of offender care
• Understanding the dynamics of polysubstance dependence
  by Joseph A. Troncale
• The short and checkered life of the first medically oriented center
  by Linda Watts Jackim
• Building a movement, one mind at a time
  by Gary Enos
• A beginner's perspective
  by Gary A. Enos
• Providers need business solutions more than ever
  by Jerry Koop
• The Group Therapy of Substance Abuse
• Boundaries apply to all relationships
  by Phillip S. Mitchell
• Trust what you know: combat the overshadowing of the CD professional
  by Greg Kessler
• More known about commonality of learning, addiction
• Second in a series: stimulants and malnutrition; Counselors must understand symptoms, results of discontinued use
  by Anne S. Hatcher
• Finding the Recovery in You: A Candid Look into Overcoming Addiction or Any Other Obstacle in Your Life
• Motivating adolescents to recover: clinicians must understand dynamics of youths' pretreatment stages
  by Tammy Bell
• 'Don't look back': help your clients focus on the future
  by Nicholas A. Roes
• Novel chronicles struggle with addiction, hepatitis C
• Cultural factors in adolescent prevention: multicultural approach works well; Curriculum should be part of continuum of care
  by Michael L. Hecht
• Continuing education quiz
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