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Substance Use and Misuse

1 Papers Indexed in Blossom

Data updated June 16, 2026

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Substance Use and Misuse has 1 tracked paper indexed in Blossom (2009) from 1 author, most often covering MDMA, across Interpersonal Functioning & Social Connectedness and Public Health, Prevention & Behaviour Change.

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MDMA and Sexual Behavior: Ecstasy Users' Perceptions About Sexuality and Sexual Risk

This retrospective interview study (n=98) examined the sexual behavior of ecstasy users and found that the majority of male and female respondents reported that Ecstasy increased feelings of sensuality and produced strong feelings of empathy and emotional closeness, but often without the need or culmination of sexual activity. A second distinct group of users reported that ecstasy increased sexual desire and sexual fulfillment, and this subpopulation also exhibited more sexual risk-taking behaviors.

Published
July 3, 2009
Journal
Substance Use and Misuse
Authors
McElrath, K.

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Publisher
Taylor & Francis
Country
United Kingdom
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