Addicta Publishes Its First Issue of 2025

Addicta Publishes Its First Issue of 2025

The first issue of Addicta: The Turkish Journal on Addictions for 2025 has been released. Published by the Green Crescent, the peer-reviewed academic journal has been redesigned with a new concept and format, while continuing to feature English as its primary language and providing extended abstracts in Turkish. The journal’s renewed website can be accessed at: https://www.addicta.com.tr/.

First launched in 2014, Addicta serves as a platform for original, interdisciplinary, and international research on addiction—one of today’s most pressing global challenges. The journal aims to foster high-quality academic debate and support the development of addiction-related policies, particularly within Türkiye.

Since 2015, Addicta has been indexed in prominent national and international databases, including the Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI), TÜBİTAK ULAKBİM (Scientific and Technological Research Council of Türkiye) Social Sciences and Humanities Database, InfoBase INDEX, Academic Search Premier (EBSCO), Turkish Psychiatry Index, China National Knowledge Infrastructure (CNKI), DOAJ, GALE, and SCOPUS.

Published quarterly by the Turkish Green Crescent Society, Addicta: The Turkish Journal on Addictions will focus its 2025 special issue on Behavioral Addictions. Researchers are invited to submit their manuscripts by September 30, 2025. More information is available at: https://www.addicta.com.tr/en/special-issue-call-1032.

Articles Featured in Addicta Volume 12, Issue 1:

Original Articles

Thirdhand Smoke Beliefs of Parents
Nurbanu Odacı, Yeter Kitiş

Effects of Smoking and Smoking Cues on Prospective Memory
Gün Pakyürek, Banu Cangöz-Tavat

Perceptions of Benefits and Harms of Electronic Cigarettes among Young Adults: A Qualitative Study
Arzu Koçak Uyaroğlu, Esra Ünal

Public Perception of Government Intervention: Development and Validation of the Effects of the Nanny State on Smoking (ENSS) Scale
İbrahim Hüseyin Cansever

Seropositivity Rates of Anti-HCV, HbsAg, Anti-HIV, and the Relationship between Sociodemographic and Clinical Variables in Individuals Hospitalized with a Diagnosis of Opioid Use Disorder
Salih Cihat Paltun

Evaluation of the Attitudes and Depression Levels of Families Who Apply to AMATEM Due to Substance Use Disorder Toward the Addicted Member
Gözde Yılmaz Tuncel, Derya Şaşman Kaylı, Cengiz Cengisiz, Beyhan Cengiz Özyurt, Tuğba Gürpınar Çavuşoğlu, Artuner Deveci

The Venomous High: A Systematic Review of Published Cases on Deliberate Snake Envenomation for Recreational Purposes
Karishma Godara, Akanksha Jayant Rajguru, Nisha Phakey, Anshul Kumar

Bibliometric Analysis of Postgraduate Theses on Exercise Addiction in Türkiye
Bayram Sönmez Ünüvar, Tahir Keskin, Mesut Ergan, Ferdi Başkurt
 
Anxiety, Social Media Addiction, and the Effect of These Conditions on Insomnia During the Coronavirus Disease 2019 Period
Yiğit Can Meral, Raziye Şule Gümüştakım, Celal Kuş, Zeynep Yasemin Taş

Does Internet Addiction Lead to Academic Procrastination among Pharmacy Students at a University in Türkiye? A Cross-Sectional Study
Elif Ulutaş Deniz, Muhammad Kamran Rasheed, Rümeysa Eren

Examining the Mediation Role of Parental Guilt in the Relationship between Working Mothers’ Smartphone Addiction and Their Children’s Problematic Technology Use
Fatma Miray Sarıyıldız, Seher Merve Erus

Invited Reviews

Global Tobacco Industry
Dilek Yapar, Mustafa Necmi İlhan

Other Highlights and New Products on the Agenda: E-Cigarettes/Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems, Electronic Non-Nicotine Delivery Systems, and Heated Tobacco Products
Tevfik Özlü

Review

A Review of the Russian Federation’s Main Legal Regulations on Drug Abuse and Their Impact on Prevention
Safa Koçoğlu

Case-Based Review

Dual Palatal Perforation as a Consequence of Chronic Cocaine Abuse: A Case Report with Literature Review
Fareedi Mukram Ali, Ahmed Shaher Alqahtani, Mohammed Mousa Bakri, Khurshid A Mattoo, Asma Ali Hezam, Mohamed Sobhy Mohamed Morsy, Saiid Elshafey Mohamed Saiid