Nuove sostanze d'abuso sul Web: Il ruolo dello Psychonaut Web Mapping Project

Fabrizio Schifano; Ornella Corazza; A. Ricciardi; C. Rafanelli; P. Deluca; Z. Davey; L. Di Furia; M. Farrè; L. Flesland; M. Mannonen; T. Peltoniemi; C. Pezzolesi; S. Pagani; N. Scherbaum; H. Siemann; A. Skutle; M. Torrens; P. Van Der Kreeft

doi:10.1708/490.5812

Nuove sostanze d'abuso sul Web: Il ruolo dello Psychonaut Web Mapping Project

Fabrizio Schifano
, Ornella Corazza
, A. Ricciardi
, C. Rafanelli
, P. Deluca
, Z. Davey
, L. Di Furia
, M. Farrè
, L. Flesland
, M. Mannonen
, T. Peltoniemi
, C. Pezzolesi
, S. Pagani
, N. Scherbaum
, H. Siemann
, A. Skutle
, M. Torrens
, P. Van Der Kreeft

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Abstract

In the rapid change of drug scenarios, as the powerful development in the drug market, particularly in the number and the kind of the compound available, Internet plays a dominant role to become one of the major "drug market". The European Commission funded the Psychonaut Web Mapping Project (carried out in the time-frame January 2008-December 2009), with the aim to start/implement an Early Warning System (through the data/information collected from the Web virtual market), to identify and categorise novel recreational drugs/psychoactive compounds (synthetical/herbal drugs), and new trends in drug use to provide information for immediate and prevention intervention.The Psychonaut is a multi-site research project involving 8 research centres (De Sleutel, Belgium; University of Hertfordshire School of Pharmacy, St George's University of London, England; A-klinikkasäätiö, Finlandia; Klinik für Psychiatrie und Psychotherapie, Germany; Assessorato Salute Regione Marche, Italy; Drug Abuse Unit, Spain; Centre of Competence Bergen Clinics Foundation, Norway) based in 7 European Countries (England, Italy, Belgium, Finland, Germany, Spain, Norway).

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	88-93
Number of pages	6
Journal	Rivista di Psichiatria
Volume	45
Issue number	2
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1708/490.5812
Publication status	Published - 1 Mar 2010

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Schifano, F., Corazza, O., Ricciardi, A., Rafanelli, C., Deluca, P., Davey, Z., Di Furia, L., Farrè, M., Flesland, L., Mannonen, M., Peltoniemi, T., Pezzolesi, C., Pagani, S., Scherbaum, N., Siemann, H., Skutle, A., Torrens, M., & Van Der Kreeft, P. (2010). Nuove sostanze d'abuso sul Web: Il ruolo dello Psychonaut Web Mapping Project. Rivista di Psichiatria, 45(2), 88-93. https://doi.org/10.1708/490.5812

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