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Lon-Mu Liu

Author PubWeight™ 16.43‹?›

Top papers

Rank Title Journal Year PubWeight™‹?›
1 Impacts of federal ephedrine and pseudoephedrine regulations on methamphetamine-related hospital admissions. Addiction 2003 3.31
2 Impact of US and Canadian precursor regulation on methamphetamine purity in the United States. Addiction 2009 2.23
3 Impacts of federal precursor chemical regulations on methamphetamine arrests. Addiction 2005 1.67
4 US federal cocaine essential ('precursor') chemical regulation impacts on US cocaine availability: an intervention time-series analysis with temporal replication. Addiction 2015 1.40
5 Proximity to the US-Mexico border: a key to explaining geographic variation in US methamphetamine, cocaine and heroin purity. Addiction 2010 0.99
6 Impact of methamphetamine precursor chemical legislation, a suppression policy, on the demand for drug treatment. Soc Sci Med 2008 0.94
7 Methamphetamine suppression and route of administration: precursor regulation impacts on snorting, smoking, swallowing and injecting. Addiction 2008 0.91
8 Mexico's methamphetamine precursor chemical interventions: impacts on drug treatment admissions. Addiction 2010 0.88
9 Mexico's precursor chemical controls: emergence of less potent types of methamphetamine in the United States. Drug Alcohol Depend 2012 0.86
10 Guidelines for measuring impacts of methamphetamine precursor chemical regulations: a reply to Reuter and Caulkins (2003). Addiction 2003 0.85
11 Changing over-the-counter ephedrine and pseudoephedrine products to prescription only: impacts on methamphetamine clandestine laboratory seizures. Drug Alcohol Depend 2012 0.83
12 Impact of Canadian federal methamphetamine precursor and essential chemical regulations on methamphetamine-related acute-care hospital admissions. Drug Alcohol Depend 2009 0.83
13 Essential ("precursor") chemical control for heroin: impact of acetic anhydride regulation on US heroin availability. Drug Alcohol Depend 2013 0.81
14 Hazardous birthday drinking among young people: population-based impacts on emergency department and in-patient hospital admissions. Addiction 2014 0.75