CONTENTS:
- Education and training in addiction medicine and psychology across Europe: A EUFAS Survey. Bramness J.G., Leonhardt M., Dom G., Batalla A., Florez Menéndez G., Mann K., et al., p. 127-137.
- Toward a European standard of training in addiction medicine and psychology. Guterstam J., p. 138-139.
- Commentary on Bramness et al.: A Finnish perspective on addiction training. Levola J., Häkkinen M., p. 140-141.
- Addiction medicine and psychology in the French-speaking community of Belgium: A balancing act between progress and challenges. Maurage P., Campanella S., Quertemont E., Desseilles M., Khazaal Y., de Timary P., p. 142-144.
- Education and Training in Alcohology in Italy. Agabio R., Domenicali M., Zavan V., Addolorato G., p. 145-148.
- Addiction training and research: Striking differences between France and Germany. Brousse G., Paille F., Mann K., p. 149-152.
- Addiction physician specialty training: How does the USA compare with Europe? Englander H., p. 153-155.
- Addiction psychiatry training in India: Commentary on Bramness et al., 2022. Shukla L., Shivaprakash P., p. 156-158.
- Addiction medicine and psychiatry workforce training and planning across Australia and New Zealand: Commentary on "Education and training in addiction medicine and psychology across Europe: a EUFAS Survey". Arunogiri S., Lubman D., Foulds J., p. 159-162.
- Sex-dependent differences in the neural correlates of cocaine and emotional cue-reactivity in regular cocaine users and non-drug-using controls: Understanding the role of duration and severity of use. Tap S., van Stipriaan E., Goudriaan A.E., Kaag A.M., p. 163-180.
- Network structure and clustering analysis relating to individual symptoms of problematic internet use in a community adolescent population. Jeong H.S., Kim H.M., Kim K.M., p. 181-193.