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NITROUS OXIDE. An analysis of “laughing gas” use in Spain.

26/05/2026/by Nicolás Elías Piñeiro López

Person-centered, evidence-based treatment guide for fentanyl and methamphetamine use disorders in Mexico

15/12/2025/by Nicolás Elías Piñeiro López

EPIONE. Knowledge-oriented research on instrumental consumption among hidden working populations. A contribution of best practices for prevention.

15/12/2025/by Nicolás Elías Piñeiro López

Nitazens in Spain. Current situation as of May 2025.

15/05/2025/by Nicolás Elías Piñeiro López

Methamphetamine in Spain. Current situation and outlook

15/03/2025/by Nicolás Elías Piñeiro López

Opium cultivation in Afghanistan increases during the 2024 campaign. The threat of fentanyl becomes even more distant.

18/02/2025/by Marta Civill

It is a mistake to criminalise online gambling as we did with drugs

20/01/2025/by Marta Civill

From Drugs to ICT? An Interpretation of the Results of the Survey on Drug Use in Secondary Education in Spain (2016)

03/01/2025/by Marta Civill

Consumer Positions on Cannabis: A Proposal Grounded in Identity Processes

03/01/2025/by Marta Civill

Sports Betting: A New Challenge for Social Intervention

03/01/2025/by Marta Civill

What Works in Prevention?

03/01/2025/by Marta Civill

Medicalised Childhoods. The Invisibility of Hypnosedative Drug Use Among Unaccompanied Young People in Social Exclusion: Prevention as an Unresolved Challenge

02/01/2025/by Marta Civill

Advances and Challenges in Addiction Prevention: A Perspective from the HIGIEA Project

02/01/2025/by Marta Civill

Fentanyl substitution for heroin. A working hypothesis

08/09/2024/by David Pere Martínez Oró

Addiction, Poverty, and Gender: Lives at Risk and Barriers for Women in Hidden Drug-Dependent Populations

13/11/2023/by Marta Civill
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