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We would like to share the call by the VNGOC for speakers at the CND High-Level Segment. We strongly encourage you to apply for a speaking slot and receive global […]
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We would like to share the call by the VNGOC for speakers at the CND High-Level Segment. We strongly encourage you to apply for a speaking slot and receive global […]
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November 19, 2023 ~ billstaufferpa Recently, the founder of Recovery Review Jason Schwartz penned an important piece on the polarization of current drug policy, Protecting autonomy by denying it? Undermining
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The 67th session of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND) will be held between 14-22 March 2024, with a high-level segment (14-15 March) and a regular segment (18-22 March). RUN
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The core members of the Global Recovery Task Force met in Madrid from 8-11 October 2023 to jointly review and refine initial draft of the Global Position Paper on Recovery
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It’s happened again. Your loved one has promised to change, not to use drugs or drink alcohol, and yet, here you are, facing their broken promise. You’ve tried time and
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At their heart, they both rely on creating environments where people flourish without drugs and alcohol—and on evidence-based strategies By Alison Jones Webb “Prevention doesn’t work!” That’s a phrase often
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Buying drugs on the street is a game of Russian roulette. From Xanax to cocaine, drugs or counterfeit pills purchased in nonmedical settings may contain life-threatening amounts of fentanyl. Physicians
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What were the hot topics, burning themes and searing subjects in addiction recovery in 2022? I thought it might be interesting to take a look at the talking points on
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By Jason Schwartz In a recent post, I tried to unpack “drug policy” to look beyond legal/illegal and think through the kinds of things that drug policies determine and influence.
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by Bill Staufferpa People do not trust people who moderate or abstain from substances, particularly alcohol. There is a sense that those of us who do so are looking at
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