162 results on '"Murphy, Sheigla"'
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2. Examining social supply among nonmedical prescription stimulant users in the San Francisco Bay Area
3. Responsible and controlled use: Older cannabis users and harm reduction
4. Ethnographic Studies of Drugs in Communities
5. A safer alternative: Cannabis substitution as harm reduction
6. Pregnant Drug Users: Scapegoats of Reagan/Bush And Clinton-Era Economics
7. Drug users' lay consultation processes: symptom identification and management
8. Maximising the highs and minimising the lows: Harm reduction guidance within ecstasy distribution networks
9. Reflections on the meaning of drug epidemics
10. 'I'm not a real dealer': the identity process of ecstasy sellers
11. San Francisco's freelancing ecstasy dealers: towards a sociological understanding of drug markets
12. The health benefits of secondary syringe exchange
13. Perceived risks and criminal justice pressures on middle class cocaine sellers
14. 4. The Contingent Call of the Pipe: Bingeing and Addiction Among Heavy Cocaine Smokers
15. 5. Two Women Who Used Cocaine Too Much: Class, Race, Gender, Crack, and Coke
16. Mothering on crack cocaine: a grounded theory analysis
17. Drifting into dealing: Becoming a cocaine seller
18. Tragic beauties: heroin images and heroin users.
19. A cultural impact of needle exchange: the role of safer-injection mentors.
20. Needle sharing among male prostitutes: preliminary findings of the Prospero Project
21. Burning the candle at both ends: motivations for non-medical prescription stimulant use in the American workplace
22. It takes your womanhood
23. Fast Lives: Women Who Use Crack Cocaine
24. SURVIVING VIOLENCE: PREGNANCY AND DRUG USE
25. Savvy Sellers: Dealing Drugs, Doing Gender, and Doing Difference
26. Baby Boomers and Cannabis Delivery Systems
27. Primary Care Patient Experience with Naloxone Prescription.
28. Drug users' lay consultation processes: symptom identification and management
29. Scapegoating and social control in the construction of a public problem: empirical and critical findings on cocaine and work.
30. Kickin' down to the street doc: shooting galleries in the San Francisco Bay Area
31. Everybody’s Doing It
32. ‘How do you get them to talk to you?’ Interviewing drug sellers in the San Francisco Bay Area
33. Reproductive Decisions for Women With HIV: Motherhood's Role in Envisioning a Future
34. What's in a Label? Ecstasy Sellers' Perceptions of Pill Brands
35. A TALE OF TWO WOMEN DEALERS: Dealer Identity Constructions and Stigma Management.
36. Savvy Sellers: Dealing Drugs, Doing Gender, and Doing Difference.
37. Doing Syringe Exchange: Organizational Transformation and Volunteer Commitment
38. A Qualitative Study of Ecstasy Sellers in the San Francisco Bay Area
39. Women in Drug Markets: Importance of Social Location in Role and Identity Construction and Management.
40. Ecstasy Sellers' Risk Perceptions and their Impact on Distribution Practices.
41. An Ethnographic Look at San Francisco?s Ecstasy Drug Market.
42. PERCEIVED RISKS AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE PRESSURES ON MIDDLE-CLASS COCAINE DEALERS.
43. Client-Provided Public Health Services: Satellite Needle Distribution.
44. Walking the Tightrope: Balancing Health and Drug Use
45. The rhetoric of reproduction: pregnancy and drug use
46. Salvaging Self
47. Leading by Losing: Sex and Fertility on Crack Cocaine
48. Middle Class Cocaine Sellers: Self-Reported Reasons for Stopping Sales
49. Pharmacology is not Destiny: The Contingent Character of Cocaine Abuse and Addiction
50. Cocaine Changes: The Experience of Using and Quitting.
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