The subordination of harm reduction to control in Swedish drug policy formation [0.03%]
瑞典毒品政策形成中减少危害服从控制的现象分析
Tuulia Lerkkanen,Jessica Storbjörk,Lena Eriksson
Tuulia Lerkkanen
Introduction: Harm reduction has gained international policy traction and increasing recognition as essential for health equity, while punitive drug control approaches have re-emerged. This study examines Sweden, known fo...
The European drug index: Measuring and comparing national substance use across the European Union to aid policy and planning [0.03%]
欧洲药物指数：衡量和比较欧盟各国物质使用情况以助政策和规划
Ethan Murphy,Catherine Comiskey,Patrick Paul Walsh et al.
Ethan Murphy et al.
Despite individual European-wide indicators, there is a dearth of tools that holistically assess substance use and related problems. To address this critical research gap, this paper presents a method used to construct aggregated indices th...
Towards caring communities: A community-based qualitative inquiry of family caregiving for people who use drugs in rural settings [0.03%]
关怀型社区的构建——农村地区药物使用者家庭照护者的质性研究
Holly Mathias,Jennifer McCrindle,Nyal Mirza et al.
Holly Mathias et al.
Background: The unregulated toxic drug supply has had a disproportionate impact on rural communities across Canada, yet most health and social interventions target urban settings. Drawing on the Care Collective's (2020) w...
Factors associated with willingness of people who smoke unregulated drugs to use supervised inhalation sites [0.03%]
影响使用非法药物监管吸入点意愿的因素分析
David Connolly,Ginetta Salvalaggio,Okan Bulut et al.
David Connolly et al.
Background: Recent North American trends point towards increased smoking of unregulated drugs and decreased injecting. While supervised consumption sites (SCS) offer a monitored environment for people who use drugs (PWUD)...
"We were focused so long on opioids that stimulants have always been under the rug": Adapting post-overdose outreach for cocaine- and methamphetamine-involved events [0.03%]
"我们长期专注于阿片类药物，因此兴奋剂一直被忽视": 适应cocaine和methamphetamine事件后的 overdosed Outreach
Scott W Formica,Justeen Hyde,Allyson G Cogan et al.
Scott W Formica et al.
Background: Post-overdose outreach programs have expanded in the United States to connect individuals who survive an overdose with harm reduction, treatment, and recovery supports. Despite increased involvement of stimula...
Alcohol's harm to others among adults in Australia: Findings from the 2022-2023 national drug and health household survey [0.03%]
澳大利亚成人饮酒对他人伤害：2022-2023年国家药物和健康家庭调查结果
Giang T Vu,Alysia Valeria,Ben Johnson et al.
Giang T Vu et al.
Background: Alcohol's harm to others is a significant public health and social concern, yet data on specific harm types across population subgroups in Australia are limited. ...
Corrigendum to "We're all hammered in Chile": Drinking norms and tactics from adolescents' perspectives" [International Journal of Drug Policy Volume 155, September 2026, 105415] [0.03%]
关于“在智利我们都喝得很醉”的勘误：从青少年的角度看饮酒规范和策略[国际药物政策杂志，卷155，2026年9月，105415]
Constanza Andrade Torres,Francisca Román Mella,Luis Painemal et al.
Constanza Andrade Torres et al.
Impact of alcohol exclusion law repeal on inpatient alcohol-related diagnoses [0.03%]
撤除酒精除外法对住院患者酒精相关诊断的影响
Sunday Azagba,Bijit Roy,Todd Ebling
Sunday Azagba
Background: Alcohol exclusion laws, which allow insurers to deny coverage for intoxication-related injuries, are a form of structural stigma that may discourage clinical documentation. We examined whether state alcohol ex...
Differential classification for alkyl nitrites: a regulatory solution to minimize harms and maximize benefits? [0.03%]
区分管理硝基烃：一项既能减害又能益人的监管措施吗？
Cameron Schwartz,Rod Knight
Cameron Schwartz
Poppers (alkyl nitrites) produce a headrush and relax smooth muscle when inhaled. As such, poppers are often used to facilitate comfortable and pleasurable sex among gay, bisexual, and queer men as well as trans and non-binary people. While...
Change in alcohol consumption among French adults participating in Dry January: A 9-month prospective cohort study [0.03%]
法国成人参与“一月禁酒挑战”后酒精消耗变化的9个月前瞻性队列研究
Benjamin Rolland,Diane François,Julie Haesebaert et al.
Benjamin Rolland et al.
Background: Temporary alcohol abstinence campaigns, such as Dry January, are increasingly promoted as population-level initiatives to encourage reductions in alcohol consumption, yet evidence on longer-term changes in alc...