Tag: Addiction

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  1. Overdose Awareness Day

    30/08/2023

    On 31 August, several hundred events are being organized around the world to raise public awareness of the importance of the overdose problem

  2. European Drug Report – Everywhere, Everything, Everyone

    28/08/2023

    The European Drug Report 2023 provides an analysis of the drug situation in Europe and presents the complex challenges associated with drugs

  3. The State of Drug Treatment Worldwide

    04/08/2023

    The World Drug Report puts a strong focus on the situation of people with drug dependence and that of drug treatment services

  4. Gender Barriers: A Struggle for Equal Opportunities

    22/06/2023

    Women remain under-represented in addiction treatment due to shame, stigma, and fear of legal and social repercussions, among other obstacles

  5. Social Integration in the Americas

    28/06/2022

    Tools for the development of local drug policies with a focus on social and vocational integration

  6. “We Need to Change the Social Norms about Alcohol”

    28/03/2022

    Alcohol and adolescence: interview with Juan Ramón Villalbí Hereter, Spanish government delegate for the National Plan on Drugs

  7. Drugs and Drug Policies in the Americas

    11/01/2022

    On the occasion of the 70th CICAD Assembly, Dianova makes a positive assessment of its partnerships and calls for drug policies reform

  8. The 2030 Agenda and Addiction Policies in Ibero-America

    08/12/2021

    RIOD publishes a report on the work that organizations in the addiction sector are doing to contribute to the 2030 Agenda

  9. Quality Standards in Drug Demand Reduction

    Quality Standards in Drug Demand Reduction

    04/11/2021

    Governments and civil society organisations can improve the implementation of minimum quality standards in the field of drug demand reduction

  10. BDNF, Train Your Brain and Train Your Body

    BDNF, Train Your Brain and Train Your Body

    26/10/2021

    By practicing sports, we generate higher levels of BDNF and therefore, we reduce the brain’s “need” to consume drugs