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Stronger efforts are needed to improve data availability to guide an increase in HCV treatment among PWID.
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View ArticleEMCDDA publishes its first European guide on responding to drug problems
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Over the past two decades behavioural insights have grown in prominence both in academic circles and in public policy institutions. Both the behavioural scientific literature and the number of relevant...
View ArticleE-health and m-health: using new technologies to respond to drug problems
This paper presents a definition of e-health and m-heath tools to address substance use problems, and a taxonomy to describe such tools systematically. A number of examples of e-health tools that are...
View ArticleEMCDDA releases report on European environmental prevention measures to limit...
In a new report published today, Environmental substance use prevention interventions in Europe, the EMCDDA offers a first operational definition of the concept and an initial overview of where and how...
View ArticleCall for abstracts for 2018 EUSPR conference
A call for abstracts is now open for the 9th annual conference of the European Society for Prevention Research (EUSPR).16.03.2018
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