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Ethics and addiction --- Toxicology --- Alcoholism --- Substance-Related Disorders --- Substance abuse --- Drug abuse --- Polytoxicomanie --- Toxicomanie --- Periodicals. --- Périodiques --- Alcoholism. --- Substance-Related Disorders. --- Drug abuse. --- Substance abuse. --- Alcoolisme. --- Toxicomanie. --- Health Sciences --- Social Sciences --- Clinical Medicine --- General and Others --- farmacologie --- toxicologie

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This book examines the bodies, communities, and cultures that evolve in different online doping spaces. By engaging in critical analysis of the interrelatedness of online and offline doped realities, the book provides a comprehensive analysis influenced by digital sociology and feminist theory. It focuses on the intersection of doping, bodies, and technology, and is structured around three interconnected themes prominent in doping research but less acknowledged in online environments: doping spaces and communities; gender and power relationships; and the relationship between online activities and offline social life. Building on extensive online research with different drug communities and doping spaces, the authors illustrate how the online world of doping has developed into a digital ecosystem, and present an argument for understanding doping as a cyborgified concept. It will be of interest to students andresearchers of sport and digital sociology, media studies, social work, drug studies and gender studies Jesper Andreasson is Professor in Sport Science at Linnaeus University, Sweden. He has published extensively in the fields of doping, gender/body studies, the sociology of sport, and about gym/fitness culture. April Henning is Assistant Professor of International Sport Management in the Edinburgh Business School at Heriot-Watt University, Scotland. She has a PhD in sociology and has published widely in the fields of doping, health, and policy in the sport and fitness contexts.

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Ethics and addiction --- Toxicology --- Drug abuse --- Toxicomanie --- Substance-Related Disorders --- Harm Reduction --- Periodicals. --- Prevention --- Treatment --- Périodiques --- Prévention --- Traitement --- complications --- therapy --- prevention & control --- Harm Reduction. --- Drug abuse. --- complications. --- therapy. --- prevention & control. --- Prevention. --- Treatment. --- Drug use --- Recreational drug use --- Prevention of drug abuse --- Harm Minimization --- Minimization, Harm --- Reduction, Harm --- Drug and Narcotic Control. --- Legislation, Drug. --- Public Policy. --- Social Problems. --- drug use --- drug policies --- public health --- HIV --- AIDS --- Substance abuse --- Risk --- Substance Abuse & Addiction. --- Human medicine --- farmacologie --- toxicologie --- hiv --- aids --- Réduction des méfaits. --- Réduction des méfaits. --- Prévention --- Drogues --- Drogoaddicció

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The growing use of prescription drugs is a global health concern. A “pill-popping culture”, where many life issues are seen as problems that can be treated with medication, is becoming more common worldwide. Simultaneously, there are increasing concerns about the nonmedical use of prescription drugs (NMUPD) such as sedatives, opi-oid-based pain relief medication and prescription stimu-lants. Nevertheless, this trend has received limited atten-tion in scientific research in Belgium, and in Europe more broadly.The YOUTH-PUMED study described in this book aims at a better understanding of this phenomenon among young adults, and of their perceptions about their own nonmedical use of prescription drugs and associated harms.This book shows that the young adults were using one or more psychoactive medication (sedatives, analgesics or stimulants) in different contexts, and their use patterns and motives for use varied. It ends with helpful insights to prevent and reduce NMUPD

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