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MOVING TO A BETTER WORLD FOR PATIENTS WITH EATING DISORDERS AND THEIR CARERS

Registration is open for one of the most important events in the international eating disorder community -- the European Chapter pre-conference to the International Conference of Eating Disorders.

OFF-LABEL DRUGS IN PATHOLOGICAL DEPENDENCIES
31 st March 2022 – Aula Vecchioni Policlinico GB Rossi - Verona

Scientific Responsible: Fabio Lugoboni
https://addictus.it/

Pathological dependencies comprise a vast field of clinical situations of varying gravity involving a significant number of patients, with an extremely limited number of drugs quoted in international guidelines.

INEP-PLUS is an online course, which introduces the key principles of Evidence-Based Substance Use Prevention.

ISSUP Italy would like to announce the resignation of Dr Rosa Giuseppa Frazzica (known as ‘Pina’).  Pina was the Executive Director of ISSUP Italy and was instrumental in setting up the National Chapter, which was stemmed during the ISSUP Conference in Brazil in 2016.  Pina’s commitment, enthusiasm, dedication to ISSUP Italy has been truly outstanding and on behalf of Casa Rosetta and the entire ISSUP Global team, we wish Pina our very best wishes in the future.

ISSUP Italy held a successful launch event on Monday, 28 June 2021.

ISSUP Italy would like to invite you to attend their upcoming Launch Event. The Launch will centre on the theme 'Challenges and Perspectives in Addictions'.

Changes in phenomena are now a "mantra" when it comes to harmful consumption and addictions.

Although alcohol is the direct and indirect cause of a very high number of deaths every year, and can lead to serious social and mental consequences in those who abuse it, the social attitude towards it maintains alarming spaces of "availability".

The training course aims to represent a moment of reflection and in-depth study on the relationship between the different types of disorder from the use of psychoactive substances and psychopathological clinical frameworks. Substance use disorder (SUD) is very common among young patients with schizophrenia. It can precede or follow the onset of psychotic symptoms or the onset of both may coincide. The comorbility of schizophrenia

DSM 5 represented a substantial evolution in the taxonomy of psychiatric pathology and was the product of intense scientific and cultural work that found several moments of great debate, from the abolition of the diagnosis of