The report’s findings suggest that, from a human rights perspective, there must be a shift from international drug policies that focus on criminalization and supply reduction, to ones that have human rights and health at their core (Human Rights Foundation)
Bibliography: All Publications
2017-2019 Drug Trend Report
Information about the most commonly used drugs in Scotland, emerging trends and have provided context to the recently released drug-related death statistics – download (Crew)
Middle-aged generation most likely to die by suicide and drug poisoning
Now in their 40s and 50s, the so-called Generation X are dying in greater numbers by suicide or drug poisoning than any other age group (ONS)
Cannabis and Mental Health (PDF)
Priorities for research in Canada (Mentalhealth Commission)
Substance misuse: January to March 2019
Quarterly data are published on StatsWales. These include data on quarterly activity, case closures by reason for closure and the time between referral and start of treatment (Welsh Government)
Urban–rural Differences in Drug Overdose Death Rates, by Sex, Age, and Type of Drugs Involved, 2017
Data from the National Vital Statistics System, Mortality (CDC)
Review of approaches taken in Ireland and in other jurisdictions to simple possession drug offences (PDF)
A report for the Irish Department of Justice & Equality and the Department of Health (and the working group on this issue)
Deaths registered in England and Wales: 2018
Mortality statistics on deaths registered in England and Wales by age-group, sex and underlying cause of death (National Statistics, UK)
Assessing Cannabis Supply and Demand in Washington State
This report provides detailed information about state-legal cannabis production and sales in Washington, as well as insights about the total amount of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) obtained from legal and illegal sources by Washington residents (RAND)
Latest update on drug-related deaths and mortality in Europe
The information provided in the report is collected through the EMCDDA’s expert network on drug-related deaths (DRD)
Drug related deaths and suicides in prison custody
Analysis of drug-related deaths and suicides in England and Wales, 2008 to 2016 (Office for National Statistics, UK)
Australian NSP Survey National Data Report 2014 – 2018
The Australian Needle and Syringe Program Survey (ANSPS) provides serial point prevalence estimates of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and hepatitis C virus (HCV) (antibody and RNA) and sexual and injecting risk behaviour among people who inject drugs (PWID) in Australia
NIH establishes network to improve opioid addiction treatment in criminal justice settings
Ten clinical research centers will address gaps in accessing high-quality care
Report calls for radical rethink on support given to released prisoners recovering from addiction
A major new report examining the help given to prisoners recovering from addiction has set out a series of “blueprints” which its authors say could “transform” the way prisoners are supported once they have served their sentence (University of York)
Drug-related Deaths in Scotland in 2018
Statistics of drug-related deaths in 2018 and earlier years, broken down by cause of death, selected drugs reported, age and sex (National Records of Scotland)
Trends in Drug-Induced Deaths in Australia, 1997-2017
Each year, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) makes available to Drug Trends in-depth data on drug-induced deaths in Australia. This year, we have produced a suite of products to summarise trends in drug-induced deaths in Australia from 1997 to 2017 (NDARC)
National Drug Treatment Reporting System 2011-2017 drug data
Latest figures from the Health Research Board show 63,303 cases* presented for treatment for problem drug use (excluding alcohol) between 2011 and 2017 (HRB, Ireland)
Serbia — Early warning system profile
The profile presents the structure, objectives and working methods of the Serbian national early warning system (EMCDDA)
Drugs policy: medicinal cannabis
Contents section (Parliament, UK)
Stronger evidence needed to improve confidence in medicinal cannabis
Despite the rescheduling of medicinal cannabis, very few prescriptions have been issued. One of the many reasons for this is because of the gaps in the evidence base (Parliament, UK)
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