Reference Division U>S* National Library of Medicine Washington 25, D. C. NARCOTIC ADDICTION. A SELECTED LIST OF REFERENCES IN ENGLISH Bibliographies 1. Bibliography of opium as a drug of addiction. Bull. Narc., U0 N., 1949, 1: No. 1, 55-61. A short tentative bibliography. 2. Cannabis sativa. Bull. Narc, U. N., 1951, 3: No. 1, 59-78: No. 2, 42- 48. Contains references from the early literature (pre 1800) as well as more recent material. 3. Heroin. Bull. Narc., U. N., 1953, 5: No. 2, 62-73. 4. Krueger, H. M., Eddy, N. B. and Sumwalt, M. The pharmacology of the opium alkaloids. Washington, 1941-1943. (U. S. Public health re- ports. Supplement No. 165) Bibliography: Pt. 2, p. 1089-1448. Chronolo.gic bibliography of over 9,000 references Out of print. 5. Meyers, A. S. ed. Social and psychological factors in opiate addiction. Review of research findings together with an annotated bibliography. 170 p. 1952. Bureau of Applied Social Research, Columbia University, 427 West 117th Street, New York 27, New York. 01.00. Contains 159 annotated references. Reviews articles published since 1928 and includes a separate bibliography on marihuana. Prepared under a grant from the National Institute of Mental Health. 6. New York Academy of Medicine, Library. Narcotic addiction. 39 p. 1952. Published by the New York Academy of Medicine and Welfare Council of New York City. Out of print. 7. Principal League of Nations documents relating to narcotic drugs. Bull. Narc, U. N., 1952, 4: No. 4, 47-76. Arck. : 70 '959 8. Publications on the chewing of coca leaves. Bull. Narc., U. N., 1950, 2: No, 1, 105-113, 9. Pullar-Strecker, H. A review on the literature of addiction. Part n. "Drugs." Brit* J. of Addict., 1948, 45: 161-172; 1949, 46: 144-152; 1951, 48: 87-113. Covers world literature, 1945-1950. Arranged by broad subject classification. 10. Scientific publications on narcotic drugs ... A classified bibliography published annually in the Bulletin on narcotics since vol. 2, 1950. Scientific publications on narcotic drugs for 1957. Bull. Narc., U. N., 1958, 10: No. 2: 39-55. 11. Treatment of morphine addiction. Bull. Narc., Un. N., 1951, 3: No. 4, 56-69; 1952, 4: No. 1, 28-41. 12. United Nations documents dealing with narcotic drugs. Bull. Narc., U. N., 1953, 5: No. 1, 55-63; 1955, 7: No. 3-4, 60-67. Serials 1. The British journal of addiction (to alcohol and other drugs). [Formerly the British journal of inebriety, 1903-1946, vol. 1-43.] vol. 44 - 1947- . Official journal of the Society for the Study of Addiction to Alcohol and other Drugs. Published by Wilding and Son, Ltd., 33 Castle Street, Shrewsbury, England. Issued semi-annually.. 20 shillings per issue. No index. 2. United Nations. Economic and Social Council. Commission on Narcotic Drugs. Annual summary of laws and regulations relating to the control of narcotic drugs. 1947-1956. For sale from International Documents Service, Columbia University Press, 2960 Broadway, New York 27, N„ Y. English and French editions. 0 0.30. Brief section on addiction. From 1956 on to be published at 5 year intervals. A list of national laws and regulations (E/NL series) will be issued annually, with a cumu- lative index. WAT!'.-. -2- United Nations. Economic and Social Council. Commission on Narcotic Drugs. Report of the session. 1st- 1946- New York. For sale from International Documents Service, Columbia University Press, 2960 Broad- way, New York 27, N. Y. English, French, and Spanish editions. 0 0.80. Includes section on drug addiction. (Report of the thirteenth session. (28 April - 30 May 1958) Economic and Social Council official records, twenty-sixth session, supplement 9, Geneva, 1958) United Nations. Economic and Social Council. Commission on Narcotic Drugs. Summary of annual reports of governments relating to opium and other narcotic drugs. 1946- For sale from International Docu- ments Service, Columbia University Press, 2960 Broadway, New York 27, N. Y. English and French editions. 1956 edition, 00.60. Includes a section on drug addiction. United Nations, Secretariat. Bulletin on narcotics. October, 1949- For sale from International Documents Service, Columbia University Press, 2960 Broadway, New York 27, New York. English and French editions. Quarterly. Annual subscription 0 2.00; single issues 0 0.50. Articles on addiction, supply, production and control of narcotic drugs, drug traffic, summaries of reports of United Nations1 bodies, World Health Organization and national governments. Subject and author index. World Health Organization. Expert Committee on Drugs Liable to Produce Addiction. Report. .2nd, 1950 - Geneva, 1950- (World Health Organization. Technical report series, Nos. 21, 57, 76, 95, 102, 116, 142? 160-) Available from International Documents Service, Columbia University Press, 2960 Broadway, New York 27, N. Y. 00.30. Sum- marized in Bulletin on narcotics. 1st report issued as Report on the first session, World Health Organization, Expert Committee on Habit- Forming Drugs. (World Health Organization. Official records, 1949, No. 19) -3- Monographs 1. Ausubel, D. P. and Spalding, W. B. Alcohol and narcotic drugs; a teachers1 manual, 145 p, 1956. Issued by Vernon L„ Nickell, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Springfield, Illinois. (Circular Series A., No. Ill) Part IH: Narcotic drugs: p. 69-140. Bibliography: p. 141-145. Addiction as a social problem, physiological and psychological effects, psychological characteristics of addicts, treatment and prognosis, pre- vention. 2. Ausubel, D, P. Drug addiction: physiological, psychological, and socio- logical aspects, 126 p. 1958. Random House, 457 Madison Avenue, New York 22, N. Y. (Random House Studies in psychology, PP17) 00.95 (paper) 3. Becker, H. S. Becoming a marihuana user. In: Rose, A. M„ ed. Mental health and mental disorder; a sociological approach, p. 420-433. 1955. W. W. Norton & Co., 101 Fifth Avenue, New York 3, N. Y, 06. 50. The study is based on 50 interviews with marihuana addicts from a variety of social backgrounds. 4. Brown, W. Monkey on my back. 270 p. 1953. Greenberg Publisher, 201 E.ast 57th Street, New York 22, N. Y. 03. 50, An account of narcotic addiction in New York City for social workers and laymen, 5. Buckwalter, J. A. Merchants of misery, 147 p. [cl956] Pacific Press Publishing Association, Mountain View, Calif. Case histories; includes statistics, 6. Cecil, R. L. and Loeb, R. F., editors. A textbook of medicine, 10th ed. 1665 p. 1959, W. B. Saunders Company, W. Washington square, Philadelphia 5, Pennsylvania. Addictions: p. 1630-1645. 7. DeRopp, R. S. Drugs and the mind. 310 p. 1957. St. Martin's Press, Inc., 103 Park Avenue, New York 17, N. Y. 04. 50. Reviews experiences re- corded by famous men who have taken drugs and discusses little known drug plants and how they have been used in foreign lands; includes a chapter on new drugs and their effects. -4- 8. Hoch, P. H., and Zubin, J., editors. Problems of addiction and habitua- tion. 250 p. 1958. Grune & Stratton, 381 Fourth Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. (Proceedings of the 47th annual meeting of the American Psycho- pathological Association, February, 1957) 0 6. 50. 9. Hulburd, D. H is for heroin, 122 p. 1952, DoubLeday and Company, Inc., 575 Madison Avenue, New York 22, N, Y. 01.75. A teen-age narcotic tells her story. 10. Isbell, H. What to know about drug addiction. 8 p. Revised May 1958. (U. S. Public Health Service Publication No. 94) For sale by the Super- intendent of Documents, U„ S. Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. 00.15, A comprehensive article on drug addiction by the Chief, Addiction Research Center, National Institute of Mental Health, Public Health Service Hospital, Lexington, Ky. 11. Kolb, Lawrence and Himmelsbach, C. K. Clinical studies in drug addiction: A critical review of the withdrawal treatments with method of evaluating abstinence syndromes. 33 p. 1938. U. S. Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. (U. S. Public Health Reports. Supplement 128)Out of print. 12. Krueger, H. M., Eddy, N„ B. and Sumwalt, M. The pharmacology of the opium alkaloids. 1941-1943. 2 pts. U. S. Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. (U, S. Public Health Reports. Supplement No. 165) Tolerance and addiction: Pt. 1, p. 687-758. Out of print. 13. Maurer, D. W. and Vogel, V. H. Narcotics and narcotic addiction. 303 p. 1954. Charles C. Thomas, 301-327 East Lawrence Avenue, Spring- field, HI. 0 7. 50. For the layman.. Contains a section on habit forming drugs that are not narcotics. 14. New York Academy of Medicine, Committee on Public Health Relations, Conference on drug addiction among adolescents ... held at the New York Academy of Medicine on November 30, 1951 and March 13-14, 1952. 320 p. 1953. McGraw Hill Book Co., Inc., 330 West 42nd Street, New York 36, N. Y. 0 4.00. Methods of handling addicts and of prevention through education are discussed in detail. -5- 15. Nyswander, M. E. The drug addict as a patient. 179 p, 1956. Grune & Stratton, 381 Fourth Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. 0 5.25. Drug addiction in the United States. - Pharmacology. - Physiology. - Psychology. - Social pathology. - Clinical diagnosis. - Withdrawal treatment, - Rehabil- itation. - The British approach. - Looking forward. - Glossary. 16. Oursler, W. C. and Smith, L. D. Narcotics: America's peril. 284 p. 1952. Doubleday & Co., Inc., 575 Madison Avenue, New York 22, N. Y. 03.50. From the files of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics. 17. Podolsky, E. Management of addictions. 413 p. 1955. Philosophical Library, Inc., 15 East 40th Street, New York 16, N. Y. 06.00. Part 2 (p. 303-408) is devoted to drug addiction. 18. Rathbone, J. L. Tobacco, alcohol and narcotics, 72 p, 1952. Oxford Book Co., Inc., 222 Fourth Avenue, New York 3, N. Y. See Chapters 1 and 4. For the layman and social worker. 19. Reynolds, A. K. and Randall, L. W. Morphine and aJLlied drugs. 393 p. 1957. University of Toronto Press, Toronto 5, Canada. Opiate addiction: p. 124-144. Physiological effect, withdrawal, treatment. 20. .Street, L. and Loth, D. I was a drug addict. 246 p, 1953, Random House, Inc., 457 Madison Avenue, New York 22, N. Y. 03.00. (Not examined.) 21. Taft, D. R. Criminology. 3d ed. 779 p. 1956, New York, Macmillan Company, 60 Fifth Avenue, New York 11, N. Y. 06.50. Drug addiction: p. 298-313. Significance for criminology, amount and trend, causes, treatment, control. 22. Taylor, N. Flight from reality. 237 p. 1949. DueU, Sloan and Pearce, Inc., 270 Madison Avenue, New York 16, N.Y. 1949. 03.50, A history of narcotics and drug addiction. 23. Thorp, R„ Viper; the confessions of a drug addict. [As related to Derek Agnew] 192 p. 1956, R. Hale, Ltd., 63 Old Brompton Road, London, S. W. 7. 12 s. 6 d. Personal experiences. -6- United Nations. Secretary Gneral, 1953- (Hammarskjold) Multilingual list of narcotic drugs under international control. Liste multilingue des stupgfiants place's sous contrdle international. 102 p. 1958. (United Nations. Publication. Sales No.: 58. XI. 1) Available from Inter- national Documents Service, Columbia University Press, 2960 Broad- way, New York 27, N. Y. 01.00. Names arranged in alphabetical order with cross references in cases of synonyms. Includes names used in illicit traffic, structural formulae of the chemical substances. U„ S. Bureau of Narcotics. Narcotic clinics in the United States. 23 p. 1955. U. S. Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. Available from U. S. Bureau of Narcotics, Washington 25, D. C. Free. U. S, Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary. Juvenile delinquency (treatment and rehabilitation of juvenile drug addicts). Hearings before the Subcommittee to Investigate Juvenile Delinquency of the Committee on the Judiciary, United States Senate. Eighty-fourth Congress, second session, pursuant to S. Res. 173, and S. Res. 303, Eighty-fourth Congress, Investigation of juvenile delinquency in the United States. December 17 and 18, 1956. 218 p. 1957. For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U. S. Government Printing Office, Washin.gton 25, D. C. Paper, 00.55. Includes testimony by addicts, physicians, lawyers, law enforcement officers, sociologists. U.S. Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary. Treatment and rehabilitation of narcotic addicts. Report of the Committee on the Judiciary, United States Senate, containing the findings and recommenda- tions of the Subcommittee on Improvements in the Federal Criminal Code pursuant to S. Res. 67 and S. Res. 166, 84th Congress. 21 p. 1956. (84th Cong., 2d sess. Report, No. 1850) Available from Senate Docu- ment Room, Capitol, Washington 25, D. C. Facts on existing treatment facilities, the "clinic" plan; recommendations. Vogel, V. H. Clinical studies in drug addiction: Suggestibility in narcotic addicts. 7 p. 1937, U. S. Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. (U. S. Public Health Reports. Supplement 132) Out of print. -7- 29. Welfare Council of New York City. Committee on Use of Narcotics among Teen-Age Youth. The menace of narcotics to the children of New York; a plan to eradicate the evil. 46 p. 1951. Welfare Council succeeded by Community Council of Greater New York, 44 East 23rd St., New York, N. Y. 30. Wikler, A. Opiate addiction; psychological and neurophysiological aspects in relation to clinical problems. 72 p. 1953. Charles C. Thomas, 301-327 East Lawrence Avenue, Springfield, 111. 03.00. The author is an experimental neuropsychiatrist at the National Institute of Mental Health, Addiction Research Center, U. S. Public Health Service Hospital, Lexington, Kentucky. 31, Wikler, A, Opiates and opiate antagonists; a review of their mecha- nisms of action in relation to clinical problems. 38 p. 1958. (U. S. Public Health Service health monograph, No. 52; U. S. Public Health Service Publication No. 589) For sale by Superintendent of Documents, U. S. Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. 00.30. 195 references. 32. Williams, J. F. Narcotics; the study of a modern problem. A manual of basic information for teachers. 35 p. 1952, Sacramento, Calif., State Dept. of Education. 33. Wisconsin. State Department of Public Welfare. Division for Children and Youth. Children and drugs. 29 p. 1952. Wisconsin State Depart- ment of Public Welfare, 315 S. Carroll Street, Madison, Wisconsin, Information of value to citizen groups and public officials. 34. Wolff, P. O. Marihuana in Latin America; the threat that it constitutes. 56 p. 1949. Linacre Press, Inc., Washington, D. C. 35. World Health Organization. Study Group on the Treatment and Care of Drug Addicts. Treatment and care of drug addicts, report. 19 p. 1957. Geneva. (World Health Organization. Technical report series, No. 131) Available from International Documents Service, Columbia University Press, 2960 Broadway, New York 27, N. Y. 00.30. -8- 36. Yost, O. R. The bane of drug addiction, 155 p. 1954. The Macmillan Co., 60 Fifth Avenue, New York 11, N. Y, 04.00. For the Layman. Describes treatment provided for addicts at the U, S. Public Health Service Hospitals. Periodical Articles 1. American Medical Association. Council on Mental Health. Report on narcotic addiction. J. Am, M. Ass., 1957, 165: 1707-1713; 1834-1841; 1968-1974. 41 references. Present status of addiction, including etiology: socioeconomic, pharmacological, and psychiatric factors; relation to crime, current treatment, recommendations. 2. American Medical Association. Council on Pharmacy and Chemistry, What to do with a drug addict, [Statement prepared by the Committee on Drug Addiction and Narcotics of the National Research Council with the assistance of Dr. Harris Isbell] J. Am. M. Ass., 1952, 149: 1220-1223, Outline of pertinent federal regulations and suggestions for course of action by general practitioners. 3. Anslinger, H. J. Relationship between addiction to narcotic drugs and crime. Bull. Narc, U. N., 1951, 3: No, 2, 1-3, 4. Berry, L. H. Medical counseling clinics for young narcotic addicts. J. Am. M. Ass,, 1951, 147: 1129-1134. 5. Bloomquist, E, R. The doctor, the nurse and narcotic addiction, GP, 1958, (Nov.) 18: 124-129, 6. Cavell, R. W. Aspects of narcotic addiction. University Michigan M. Bull., 1957, 23: 458-463. 7. Chapman, K. W. Management and treatment of drug addiction. J, Chron. Dis., 1959, 9: 315-326. 18 references, Etiologic factors,, kinds of people who become addicts, program of treatment, problems of relapse. 8. Chein, I. Narcotics use among juveniles, Soc Work, 1956, 1: No, 2, 50-60. -9- NATJONAL LIlhARY OF MEDICINE WASHINGTON, D. C, 9. Eddy, N. B. "Addiction-producing" versus "habit forming. " J. Am. M„ Ass., 1957, 163: 1622-1623. 10. Faucett, R. L. Drug addiction and other considerations in the manage- ment of pain with narcotic drugs. Proc Mayo Clin., 1957, 32: 45-54. 3 references. 11. Faucett, R. L. The physician and drug addiction. World M. J., 1956, 3: 143-145. 8 references. Problems of the physician in prescribing. 12. Fort, J. P. The psychodynamics of drug addiction and group psycho- therapy. Int. J. Group Psychother., 1955, 5: 150-156. 3 references. 13. Fraser, H. F. 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Physicians Philadelphia, 1956, 34: 1-10. 22 references. Pharmacological, physi- ological, psychological and sociological approaches. -10- Jacobziner, H, Investigating narcotic addiction in school children. Am, J, Pub, Health, 1953, 43: 1138-1146. The author is the Director of the Bureau of Child Health of the New York City Department of Health. 21. Knaffl-Lenz, Erich. Causes of the chronic abuse of narcotic drugs. Bull. Narc, U. N., 1952, 4: No. 4, 1-8. 6 references, 22. Lowry, J. V. Treatment of the drug addict at the Lexington (Ky,) hospital. Bull. Narc, U. N., 1958, 10: No. 1, 9-12. 14 references. 23. McClain, J. An experiment in group psychotherapy with the narcotic addict. Am. J. Psychother., 1951, 5: 24-31, Group therapy was less successful with narcotic addicts than with psychotic or psychoneurotic patients and did not adequately replace individual therapy, 24, McLean, A. [and others] Acceptability for psychotherapy in institu- tionalized narcotic addicts. A. M. A. Arch. Neurol. Psychiat., 1955, 74: 356-362. 10 references. Results of a study on development of a screening procedure of acceptable patients. 25. Monroe, J, J. and Hill, H. E„ Hill-Monroe inventory for predicting acceptability for psychotherapy in the institutionalized narcotic addict. J. Clin. Psychol., 1958, 14: 31-36. 10 references. 26. Narcotics, Law & Contemp. Prob., Winter, 1957, 22: 3-154. Contents: History of the development of narcotics, by N. B. Eddy; Narcotics addiction and its treatment, by C. Winick; Social and psychological factors in narcotics addiction, by J. C, Clausen; Juvenile narcotics use, by I. Chein and E, Rosenfeld; Narcotics and criminality by H„ Finestone; International control of narcotics, by R, A, Renborg; Narcotic drug laws and enforcement policies, by R. King; Alternative solution to the narcotics problem, by H. S. Howe; British system of narcotics control, by A. R. Lindesmith. (Not examined). 27. New York Academy of Medicine. Committee on Public Health, Report on drug addiction by the Subcommittee on Drug Addiction. Bull. N, York Acad, Mo, 1955, 31: 592-607, Laws and administration; prevalence of addiction and illicit traffic; rehabilitation; the Academy's proposals. -11- 28. Pescor, M. J. and Walker, P. K. The treatment of drug addiction. Am. J. Nurs., 1951, 51: 611-613. Outline of a course of treatment by a former medical and clinical director at the U. S. Public Health Service Hospital in Lexington, Kentucky, and the nursing supervisor of this hospital. 29. Problems resulting from the use of habituating drugs in industry. Am. J, Pub. Health, 1958, 48: 561-589. 1. Pharmacology of habituating drugs, by H. F. Fraser, 2. Effects of analeptic and depressant drugs upon psychological behavior, by C. T. Hauty. 3. Tranquilizing drugs and stress tolerance, by T. F. McGuire and F. J. Leary. 4. The problem within industry, by R. G. Bell. References. 30. Rado, Sandor. Narcotic bondage: a general theory of the dependence on narcotic drugs. Am. J. Psychiat., 1957, 114: 165-170. 13 references. 31. Raskin, H. A., Petty, T. A. and Warren, M. A suggested approach to the problem of narcotic addiction. Am. J. Psychiat., 1957, 113: 1089- 1094, 8 references. Outlines a community program. 32. Report of the Interdepartmental Committee on Narcotics to the President of the United States. Bull. Narc, U. N., 1956, 8: No. 2, 4-10. Report itself printed by U. S. Government Printing Office for official use only. 33. Reynolds, C. L. and Adams, W. A. Rehabilitation- a new pattern for drug addiction clinics. Hospitals, 1952, 26: 97-100. Describes func- tions of the "Medical Counseling Clinic," opened in 1951 at Providence Hospital in Chicago to serve adolescent and young adult narcotic addicts. 34. Roberts, C. A. Drug addiction. Ment. Hyg., N. Y., 1955, 39: 293-299. Discusses causes and advocates preventive pro«gram. 35. Russo, A. J. 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J., 1956, 52: 821-825. Presents data collected in a survey in a boys' reformatory. 39. Treatment of the narcotic addict: Workshop, 1957. 1. The treatment of drug addicts as voluntary patients; a progress report, by M. Nyswander [and others] Am. J. Orthopsychiat., 1958, 28: 714-727; 2. Observations on institutional treatment of character disorders, by J. M. Lewis and J. W. Osberg. Am. J. Orthopsychiat., 1958, 28: 730-749. References. 40. Underwood, H, G. The role of the Food and Drug Administration in the control of drug addiction, Internat. Rec M., 1956, 169: 146-148. 41. United Nations work in world control of narcotics. United Nations Review, 1955, 1: No. 10, 33-34. 42. Vogel, V. H. and Isbell, H. Medical aspects of addiction to analgesic drugs. Bull, Narc, U. N., 1950, 2: No. 4, 31-40. 16 references. Characteristics of addiction, causes, rehabilitation, prevention. 43. Wikler, A. Narcotics, Res. Pub. Ass. Res. Nerv. Ment. Dis., 1959, 37:334-355. 118 references. 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