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ISAM 2014

16TH INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF ADDICTION MEDICINE ANNUAL MEETING

2

–6 OCTOBER 2014

YOKOHAMA, JAPAN

SY09-2

HARM REDUCTION IN SUBSTANCE RELATED ADDICTIONS D. F. Zullino1,2, R. Khan1,2, G. Thorens1,2, S. Achab1,2, Y. Khazaal1,2,

G. Calzada1,2and R. Manghi1,2

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Division of Addictology, University Hospitals of Geneva, Switzerland and

2

Department of Psychiatry, University of Geneva

The concept of harm reduction has for a long time been discussed mainly related to opiate injection. The objective of the present paper is to review the application of the concept regarding several other substances: alcohol, tobacco, cannabis, and party drugs.

Alcohol and Alcoholism Vol. 49, No. S1, pp. i1–i69, 2014

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