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This publication is intended to serve as an introductory reference, outlining the options available to States that are in line with the international drug control conventions and other relevant international instruments.

This report provides an overview of the latest trends in the illicit production of and trafficking in drugs worldwide.

The statistics and analysis in the report are based on the latest information available to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.

The report includes informaiton on:

This report contains a summary of the information available to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) on the extent of drug use and its health consequences.

The report includes information on:

A recent World Health Organisation (WHO) survey has found that 93% of countries worldwide have experienced significant disruption to mental health services.

With a rise in demand for these services, these worring findings suggest there is an urgent need for for increased mental health investments in the wake of COVID-19.

Source: https://pnsd.sanidad.gob.es/profesionales/sistemasInformacion/sistemaInformacion/pdf/2020_Informe_adicciones_comportamentales.pdf

Source: https://store.samhsa.gov/product/tap-34-disaster-planning-handbook-for-behavioral-health-service-programs/pep21-02-01-001

This issue of the bulletin Focused was prepared on the basis of the annual report on the 2019 drug situation in the Czech Republic: MRAVČÍK, V., CHOMYNOVÁ, P., GROHMANNOVÁ, K., JANÍKOVÁ, B., ČERNÍKOVÁ, T., ROUS, Z., CIBULKA, J., FIDESOVÁ, H., VOPRAVIL, J. 2020. Výroční zpráva o stavu ve věcech drog v České republice v roce 2019 [Annual Report on the Drug Situation in the Czech Republic in 2019] MRAVČÍK, V. (Ed.).

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People who are homeless have complex and challenging lives. They tend to have worse physical and mental health than the general population. Substance use is more prevalent among people who are homeless than in the general population, and providing support services and drug treatment in a holistic way for this population should be a priority.

‘DANGEROUS DATA’: DRINKING AFTER DEPENDENCE REVISITED

CONTROLLED DRINKING AIM NO LESS SUCCESSFUL THAN AIMING FOR ABSTINENCE

One of the first evidence-based scientific references for both medical providers and non-medical persons with an interest in the issue.  Marijuana expansion has failed every metric as it relates to public health and safety and this book will outline the basic science of the endocannabinoid system and will include drug interactions.  

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WHY IS THE RECORD SO POOR?

‘DANGEROUS DATA’ PART 8: CONTROLLED DRINKING: WHAT DO THE AUTHORITIES SAY?

Official guidance on controlled drinking as a treatment goal from Britain’s National Institute for Health and Care Excellence, how the National Treatment Agency for Substance Misuse saw the issue, and the textbooks which have drawn together the research and practice strands.

"Men and Addictions. Intervention from a gender perspective", edited by UNAD, the Addiction Care Network, and written by Patricia Martínez Redondo and Fabián Luján Acevedo.

This document is intended to be a professional tool that helps those who work with people with drug use problems or other addictive disorders to use the gender perspective when working with men.

‘DANGEROUS DATA’ PART 7: CONTROLLED DRINKING VERSUS ABSTINENCE: WHO DECIDES?

CARE AND CONTROL: HOW FAR SHOULD COLLABORATION GO?

Le Scottish Health Action on Alcohol Problems (SHAAP) et l’Institute of Alcohol Studies (IAS) ont co-organisé une série de séminaires en quatre parties sur les questions relatives aux femmes et à l’alcool.

La série s’adressant à:

Les femmes, l’alcool et la mondialisation

Les femmes, l’alcool et l’autonomisation

Les femmes, l’alcool et la stigmatisation

« DONNÉES DANGEREUSES » PARTIE 6 : LES PREUVES S’ACCUMULENT ET L’OPINION D’EXPERTS CONVERGE

Line Up Live Up est un programme de formation éclairé par des données probantes sur les aptitudes à la vie quotidienne de l’ONUDC – qui cible les facteurs de risque individuels peuvent utiliser le sport pour parvenir à une formation positive des compétences et promouvoir le développement social d’un jeune

« DONNÉES DANGEREUSES » PARTIE 5 : LES ENQUÊTES REJETTENT LES ALLÉGATIONS DE FRAUDE

THÉRAPIE DE JUSTICE PÉNALE : FUSION DES SOINS AVEC LE CONTRÔLE

The Demand for Alcohol in South Africa