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Addiction

Published on behalf of the Society for the Study of Addiction

Edited by:
Editor-in-Chief: Robert West, Associate Editor-in-Chief: Thomas F. Babor

ISI Journal Citation Reports® Ranking: 2010: Psychiatry: 24 / 126; Substance Abuse: 2 / 14; Psychiatry (Social Science): 12 / 107; Substance Abuse (Social Science): 1 / 29
Impact Factor: 4.145

Addiction, a peer-reviewed journal, publishes top quality international research for a large and expanding readership. It offers a lively forum for debate with editorials, commentaries, interviews with leading figures in the field, and a comprehensive book review section.

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