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To Kill A Clone describes the machinations of a billionaire microbiologist who creates a doppelganger to foil an assassination plot. His scheme encounters numerous misadventures ranging from a surrogate mother who reneges on her contractual understanding because she developed motherly affection for the cloned child and rejects the billionaire's determination to regain possession of what he views to be a manufactured asset. As the drama unfolds...

There are 1, 100, 000 intravenous drug users in the United States, with about 235, 000 infected with HIV. Although treatment of substance abusers has an extensive history, no consensus has emerged as to which approach works best. This book offers information on the problem from an array of sources.

This work explores the effect and impact of drug addiction in children, describing the influence of factors such as access, predisposition and family relationships as precursors to the addictive process. It also provides information on drug types, treatment, relapse, self-help groups and recovery.

Reviews the requirements of treatment planning, clinical assessment, and the historical antecedents of chemical dependency. Drawn from thirty years of experience in the treatment of chemical dependency, Dr. Ottomanelli describes clinical interventions in the context of established clinical research in addition to the presentation of predictors of relapse and relapse models which are derived from empirical studies. The interdisciplinary organiz...