Journal of Addiction Science

Judit Tessényi and Norbert Katona
The relationship between some types of addiction and CSR is a popular research area today. The aim of the authors was to compile a case study focusing on the assessment and evaluation of Nestlé’s CSV activities.

Judit Tessényi and Gergely Farkas
In our research we examined the connection between gambling and crime with 175 prisoners before going to prison. The main topics were gaming habits and demographic attitudes. For our research we used tests to find out the right answer. The actual habits are based on the results of the previous test between 2009 and 2014.

Alex Elswick, Ronald Werner-Wilson and Amanda Fallin-Bennett
Substance Use Disorder (SUD) is a chronic disorder that is often inadequately managed with acute care. As treatment practices catch up with research on the chronicity of SUD, new modalities are emerging which utilize peer-delivered services to provide ongoing recovery support.

Kenneth Blum, Peter K. Thanos, Marlene Oscar-Berman, Marcelo Febo, David Baron, et al.
Recently there has been debate concerning the role of brain dopamine in reward and addiction. David Nutt and associates eloquently proposed that dopamine (DA) may be central to psycho stimulant dependence and some what important for alcohol, but not important for opiates, nicotine or even cannabis.

James Fratantonio, Lawrence Andrade and Marcelo Febo
Synthetic stimulants can cause hallucinations, aggressive behaviors, death and are sometimes legal. These substances are sold as plant food and bath salts that are “Not for Human Consumption”, therefore skirting the 1986 Federal Analogue Act and giving a false pretense of safety.