Prevalence and correlates of current depressive symptomatology among a community sample of MDMA users in Ohio

Article Abstract:

Representation of the largest application of the Beck Depression Inventory to date to explore symptoms of depression in a community sample of young adult MDMA users is described. When regression is analyzed logistically it is found that men were significantly less likely than women and people who used opioids are significantly more likely than non-users to have higher levels of depressive symptomatology.

Ohio, Surveys

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Ecstasy and the concomitant use of pharmaceuticals

Article Abstract:

Research indicates that ecstasy users will concurrently use other drugs to either mitigate side-effects of ecstasy or to enhance the drug's effects. Evidence shows a need for harm reduction information regarding health risks linked to the mixing of ecstasy with other drugs.

Physiological aspects, Drug abuse

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Party people: personality and MDMA use of house party visitors

Article Abstract:

A study examines differences in personality dimensions among Dutch adolescent and young adult drug consumers.

Netherlands, Influence, Drugs and youth, Juvenile drug abuse

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