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R. TAPIA-CONYER ; P. CRAVIOTO ; B. DE LA ROSA ; C. VELEZ | 1995
Dans Addiction (Vol.90, n°1, January 1995) Article : PériodiqueFRANÇAIS : L'abus d'inhalants et d'autres substances addictives a fait l'objet d'une attention considérable à Mexico au cours des deux dernières décennies. Une étude transversale a été entreprise afin d'analyser les relations entre les facteur[...]
R. TAPIA-CONYER ; Update of the epidemiologic surveillance system of addiction (SISVEA) in Mexico (12-15 December 2000; San Francisco) ; P. CRAVIOTO ; P. PKURI ; A. REVUELTA ; M. CORTES ; B. DE LA ROSA | 2001
CongrèsENGLISH : During the first half of 2000, SISVEA gathered data on 6,224 patients in government treatment centers (GTCs) and 3,913 patients in nongovernment treatment centers (NGCs). The data show that a majority of patients in GTCs and NGCs wer[...]
R. TAPIA-CONYER ; P. CRAVIOTO ; P. PKURI ; F. GALVAN ; B. DE LA ROSA ; 54th semiannual meeting of the CEWG (June 24-27, 2003; St Louis, Missouri) | 2004
ChapitreThis update of Mexicos Epidemiologic Surveillance System of Addictions covers information from treatment centers, juvenile detention centers, and medical examiners reported for the year 2002. Among 18,070 patients treated in government treatment[...]
R. TAPIA-CONYER ; Update of the epidemiologic surveillance system of addictions (SISVEA) in Mexico (13-16 June 2000; Baltimore) ; P. CRAVIOTO ; P. PKURI ; A. REVUELTA ; M. CORTES ; B. DE LA ROSA | 2000
CongrèsENGLISH : SISVEA data gathered on 12,346 patients in government treatment centers (GTCs) and 9,131 patients in non-government treatment centers (NGCs) in 1999 show that most patients were multiple drug users. For example, among GTC patients (3[...]
During the first half of 2000, SISVEA gathered data on 6,224 patients in government treatment centers (GTCs) and 3,913 patients in nongovernment treatment centers (NGCs). The data show that a majority of patients in GTCs and NGCs were multiple d[...]
Update of the epidemiologic surveillance system of addictions (SISVEA) Mexico: January-December 2000
R. TAPIA-CONYER ; Update of the epidemiologic surveillance system of addictions (SISVEA) Mexico: January-December 2000 (12-15 June 2001; Rockville) ; P. CRAVIOTO ; P. PKURI ; F. GALVAN ; B. DE LA ROSA | 2001
CongrèsENGLISH : Data from border cities show increases in the abuse of cocaine. Marijuana and alcohol abuse continue to be major problems. In 2000, 43.1 percent of patients in government treatment centers (GTCs) and 25.3 percent of those in nongover[...]
R. TAPIA-CONYER ; Update of the epidemiologic surveillance system of addictions (SISVEA) Mexico: January-June 2001 (11-14 December 2001; San Diego) ; P. CRAVIOTO ; P. PKURI ; F. GALVAN ; B. DE LA ROSA | 2002
CongrèsENGLISH : Data for this report were gathered through Mexico's Epidemiologic Surveillance System of Addictions from treatment centers, juvenile detention centers, and medical examiners for the first half of 2001. Among 5,905 patients in governm[...]
R. TAPIA-CONYER ; Update of the epidemiologic surveillance system of addictions (SISVEA) of Mexico: 2001) (11-14 June 2002; Philadelphia) ; P. CRAVIOTO ; P. PKURI ; F. GALVAN ; B. DE LA ROSA | 2003
CongrèsENGLISH : Data for this report were gathered through Mexico's Epidemiologic Surveillance System of Addictions from treatment centers, juvenile detention centers, and medical examiners in 2001. Among 9,474 patients in government treatment cente[...]
FRANÇAIS : Les données fournies proviennent des centres de traitement gouvernementaux et non gouvernementaux, des sercices d'urgence et des services de police. Pour chaque produit (marijuana, solvants, alcool et cocaïne), sont précisées les car[...]
