Olanzapine as the ideal "trip terminator"? Analysis of online reports relating to antipsychotics' use and misuse following occurrence of novel psychoactive substance-related psychotic symptoms

G. VALERIANI ; O. CORAZZA ; F. S. BERSANI ; C. MELCORE ; A. METASTASIO ; G. BERSANI ; F. SCHIFANO | 2015
Dans Human Psychopharmacology: Clinical and Experimental (Vol.30, n°4, July 2015) Article : Périodique

ENGLISH: Objective: The pharmacological self-management of novel psychoactive substance (NPS)-induced psychopathological consequences represents a fast growing phenomenon. This is facilitated by the frequent sharing of NPS intake experiences on[...]

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"Spice," "Kryptonite," "Black Mamba": An overview of brand names and marketing strategies of novel psychoactive substances on the web

O. CORAZZA ; G. VALERIANI ; F. S. BERSANI ; J. CORKERY ; G. MARTINOTTI ; G. BERSANI ; F. SCHIFANO | 2014
Dans Journal of Psychoactive Drugs (Vol.46, n°4, September-October 2014) Article : Périodique

Introduction: Novel Psychoactive Substances (NPSs) are often sold online as "legal" and "safer" alternatives to International Controlled Drugs (ICDs) with captivating marketing strategies. Our aim was to review and summarize such strategies in t[...]

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The NPS crisis in British prisons

S. MARRINAN ; G. BERSANI ; O. CORAZZA | 2019
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The rise of new psychoactive substances and psychiatric implications: A wide-ranging, multifaceted challenge that needs far-reaching common legislative strategies

R. RINALDI ; G. BERSANI ; E. MARINELLI ; S. ZAAMI | 2020
Dans Human Psychopharmacology: Clinical and Experimental (Vol.35, n°3, May 2020) Article : Périodique

The ever-growing number of novel psychoactive substances (NPS) that have been surfacing globally, as well as related changes in drug abuse trends, undoubtedly constitute a difficult and multifaceted challenge for psychiatry. The intake and abuse[...]

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