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Treatment

Applying interventions designed to reduce and manage the symptoms of substance use disorders.

Moderated by Radolf Nortey and A/Prof Goodman Sibeko, the webinar featured Dr. Anselme Simeon Sanou (UNODC), Dr. Olubusayo Akinola (AUC), and Dr. Martin Agwogie (ISSUP Nigeria), who shared insights on substance use trends, policy challenges, and opportunities for Africa.

World Drug Report 2025: Webinar on Key Trends and Policy Challenges for Africa

Annual Report to the Parliament on Drug Addictions in Italy

World Drug Report 2025

Transforming Primary Care in Lagos: How SBIRT Training is Addressing Nigeria's Substance Use Crisis

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