Drug seizures are considered to be an indirect indicator of the supply and availability of drugs. This report, from an EU wide perspective, looks at heroin seizures, availability and usage, changing crime patterns, increase in drug use, and harm reduction. Conclusion includes discussion on whether a 'zero tolerance' vs. 'harm reduction' polarised approach is appropriate and the concept of the 'generations of users'. Policy implications and recommendations included
Background Globally, non-medical heroin use is generating significant public health and social harms...
The need to scale up the monitoring of illicit drug supply in Europe is an important component of th...
1 | P a g e Aim: The aim of this study was to examine the question of whether seizures of heroin, co...
Heroin is strongly associated with both health and social harms. Around half of clients in contact w...
Drug law enforcement aims to reduce the consumption of illicit drugs through reducing supply and inc...
In this editorial we discuss the evidence that Europe recently experienced a heroin shortage. The in...
We estimate trends and geographical differences in the heroin epidemic in the European Union plus Cr...
The seizure of illicit drugs is a key component of the U.K. drug strategy. Whilst information on the...
This paper addresses the question of whether Europe is facing an opioid epidemic and utilizes data f...
AIM: A central task for the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (EMCDDA) is to p...
BACKGROUND: There still are concerns about unwanted effects of harm-reduction measures that may lead...
Heroin use is stable, but no longer in decline, and cocaine use is continuing to rise according to t...
The EU drug markets report is the first comprehensive overview of illicit drug markets in the Europe...
Dawn of the Twenty-First Century The world now has a century of experience with refined cocaine and ...
BACKGROUND: Between late 2010 and mid 2011 there was a significant heroin shortage in the United Kin...
Background Globally, non-medical heroin use is generating significant public health and social harms...
The need to scale up the monitoring of illicit drug supply in Europe is an important component of th...
1 | P a g e Aim: The aim of this study was to examine the question of whether seizures of heroin, co...
Heroin is strongly associated with both health and social harms. Around half of clients in contact w...
Drug law enforcement aims to reduce the consumption of illicit drugs through reducing supply and inc...
In this editorial we discuss the evidence that Europe recently experienced a heroin shortage. The in...
We estimate trends and geographical differences in the heroin epidemic in the European Union plus Cr...
The seizure of illicit drugs is a key component of the U.K. drug strategy. Whilst information on the...
This paper addresses the question of whether Europe is facing an opioid epidemic and utilizes data f...
AIM: A central task for the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (EMCDDA) is to p...
BACKGROUND: There still are concerns about unwanted effects of harm-reduction measures that may lead...
Heroin use is stable, but no longer in decline, and cocaine use is continuing to rise according to t...
The EU drug markets report is the first comprehensive overview of illicit drug markets in the Europe...
Dawn of the Twenty-First Century The world now has a century of experience with refined cocaine and ...
BACKGROUND: Between late 2010 and mid 2011 there was a significant heroin shortage in the United Kin...
Background Globally, non-medical heroin use is generating significant public health and social harms...
The need to scale up the monitoring of illicit drug supply in Europe is an important component of th...
1 | P a g e Aim: The aim of this study was to examine the question of whether seizures of heroin, co...