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Characteristics of users of French smoking cessation services from 2004 to 2018

I. ALLAGBE ; J. MENARD ; A. L. LE FAOU | 2026
Dans Tobacco Control (Vol.35, n°3, May 2026) Article : Périodique

OBJECTIVES: We investigated changes in the profile of persons who smoke (PWS) seeking assistance from smoking cessation services (SCS) in France between 2004 and 2018, aligning with national policies. METHODS: A prospective study of 131 280 adu[...]

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Chemsex et usages de substances en contexte sexuel : les problématiques sexuelles spécifiques

P. PAPAZIAN ; C. MIELE | 2026
Dans Annales Médico-Psychologiques, Revue psychiatrique (Online first 28/05, 2026) Article : Périodique

FRANÇAIS : Contexte : Le chemsex, usage intentionnel de psychoactifs dans le cadre d’une activité sexuelle, concerne majoritairement des hommes ayant des rapports sexuels avec des hommes (HSH). Cette pratique s’accompagne fréquemment de problém[...]

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Churn, hubs and hybrid fulfilment: link-tracing Telegram drug-market ecologies from London and Warsaw

J. CUNLIFFE ; H. YUAN ; G. LOS ; D. DÉCARY-HÉTU | 2026
Dans Drugs, Habits and Social Policy (Vol.27, n°3, 24 July 2026) Article : Périodique

Purpose: This study aims to examine how drug-market activity on Telegram is organised through digitally mediated but physically grounded practices, and how volatility and partial visibility shape what can be known about these markets. Design/me[...]

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Comparison of the treatments in crack use disorder: A systematic review

J. M. FLORY SAMARTINO ; T. ABOULAFIA-BRAKHA ; L. PENZENSTADLER ; G. THORENS ; D. ZULLINO | 2026
Dans European Addiction Research (Vol.32, n°2, July 2026) Article : Périodique

BACKGROUND: Many studies address the different treatments for crack cocaine use disorder without distinguishing between crack use and cocaine use disorder. Furthermore, they highlight various approaches, such as psychotherapeutic methods, medica[...]

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Dual systems imbalance as a predictor of marijuana use risk: Examining parental monitoring as a moderator

T. WOJCIECHOWSKI | 2026
Dans Journal of Drug Issues (Vol.56, n°3, July 2026) Article : Périodique

The dual systems model focuses on imbalance in the development of impulse control and sensation-seeking during adolescence. This imbalance is posited to explain the high propensity for involvement in risky behaviors during this period of the lif[...]

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Emerging new psychoactive ketamine analogues: patterns of use and health risks identified by the French Addictovigilance Network

S. MEZAACHE ; L. POCHARD ; H. PEYRIERE ; N. FOUILHE SAM-LAI ; J. MICALLEF | 2026
Dans International Journal of Drug Policy (Vol.153, July 2026) Article : Périodique

Background: Ketamine analogues are emerging dissociative substances structurally related to ketamine and increasingly detected on drug markets worldwide. This study aimed to characterize patterns of use, user profiles, and associated health outc[...]

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Factors associated with the development of systemic versus local infections in people who inject drugs

R. SABRA ; H. DONNADIEU ; C. EIDEN ; V. LE MOING ; H. PEYRIERE ; French Addictovigilance Network | 2026
Dans Drug and Alcohol Dependence (Vol.285, August 2026) Article : Périodique

Objectives: To describe bacterial infections among people who inject drugs (PWID) in France, identify factors associated with systemic infection and define patient groups based on demographic and consumption profiles. Methods: National, cross-s[...]

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Governing at a distance: how digital-physical hybridity reshapes drug markets and risk in Scotland

J. A. DENSLEY ; R. MCLEAN ; R. DEUCHAR | 2026
Dans Drugs, Habits and Social Policy (Vol.27, n°3, 24 July 2026) Article : Périodique

Purpose: This study aims to examine how digital-physical hybridity reshapes Scottish drug markets by reconfiguring interaction, trust and exposure to risk. Moving beyond the assumption that digitalisation represents a shift from "offline" to "on[...]

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New psychoactive substances: the great escape [Editorial]

D. A. DEVAULT ; A. PEYRE ; V. COTTEREAU ; J. M. GAULIER | 2026
Dans Environmental Science and Pollution Research (Vol.33, n°19, May 2026) Article : Périodique

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Recreational drug use at a music festival: A dual approach using hair biomarkers analysis and participant self-reported drug use

A. Y. SIMAO ; T. ROSADO ; M. BARROSO ; M. ANDRAUS ; E. GALLARDO | 2026
Dans Drug Testing and Analysis (Vol.18, n°7, July 2026) Article : Périodique

The growing prevalence of substance use and its associated health consequences highlights the need for reliable approaches to assess consumption patterns and validate self-reported data. This study, conducted at an international music festival i[...]

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Risk actants and the socio-technical evolution of illicit drug markets through time: from payphones to crypto-spatial markets and a nascent dark metaverse

M. BERRY | 2026
Dans Drugs, Habits and Social Policy (Vol.27, n°3, 24 July 2026) Article : Périodique

Purpose: The purpose of this study is to examine how illicit drug markets have evolved alongside information and communications technologies (ICT) in different forms of hybridisation, providing insights into their future organisation, policing a[...]

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Smoking and social inequalities in France, 20 years of evolution: A secondary dataset analysis of health barometers

A. PASQUEREAU ; R. GUIGNARD ; R. ANDLER ; F. BECK ; V. NGUYEN-THANH | 2026
Dans Tobacco Induced Diseases (Vol.24, June, June 2026) Article : Périodique

Introduction: Since the early 2000s, smoking prevalence has declined overall in France. This study aims to describe the evolution of social inequalities in smoking in relation to anti-smoking policy between 2000 and 2021. Methods: This study is[...]

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Substance use, treatment, and mental health among people who resolved an addiction: Comparing abstinent and non-abstinent individuals

C. A. BEAUGARD ; A. Y. WALLEY ; M. AMODEO | 2026
Dans Journal of Drug Issues (Vol.56, n°3, July 2026) Article : Périodique

Historically, the addiction field considered abstinence to be the key marker of recovery and abstinence has been a primary treatment outcome and focus of mutual aid groups. The centrality of abstinence has limited the exploration of non-abstinen[...]

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The use of drug checking legislation to facilitate illicit drug consumption research: psychedelic microdosing as a case example

E. MILLER ; D. MENKES ; S. MUTHUKUMARASWAMY ; G. NOLLER ; R. PONTON | 2026
Dans Drugs, Habits and Social Policy (Vol.27, n°2, 16 June 2026) Article : Périodique

Purpose: Current laws prohibiting access to illicit drugs contribute to drug harms as manufacturers and distributors of illicit substances have variable influence over drug supply and quality. Legislation introduced in New Zealand (NZ) in 2021 a[...]

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Variations in regulated cannabis sales conditions and their effect on purchase behaviour: Findings from an observational study

N. HECKEL ; M. BUSCHNER ; E. J. E. ENGELI ; P. DURLER ; E. M. HAVELKA ; M. HAAS ; M. HERDENER ; C. NORDT | 2026
Dans European Addiction Research (Vol.32, n°1, May 2026) Article : Périodique

INTRODUCTION: Many countries are exploring regulations for non-medical cannabis markets to mitigate cannabis-related health risks. Regulations such as restricting opening hours or product variability may be useful tools, yet their effects on can[...]

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