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https://doi.org/10.21501/24631779.2437Keywords:
Addictions, Prevention, Treatment, Rehabilitation, Social reintegrationAbstract
Research on the consumption of psychoactive substances or behavioural addictions denotes to pose multiple perspectives on the plurality of approaches, aspects to study and variants with the population, to mention these factors; that is why every issue of the magazine always brings diversity in the topics discussed that invite, moreover, to question itself by new problematic approaches in addictions.
To begin volume 2, Number 2, of drugs and addictive Behaviour magazine, the master Gustavo Adolfo Calderón Vallejo raises in the editorial entitled “The Eternal Return”, the difficulty in overcoming the prohibitionist management of drug policies and how from the scientific discourse is walking in that line, but government decisions and interventions, in many cases, go in against direction.
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