Evidence-based epidemiological studies for substance use and behavioral addiction
- Prevalence of substance use/abuse among older adults
- Prevalence of substance use/abuse among youths
- Synthetic cannabinoids and prevalence of use
- The importance and difficulties of collecting drug data (use, mortality / morbidity rates, etc.)
- Prescription drug abuse epidemiology
- Cannabis use and prevalence
- Investigation of the frequency and distribution of cannabis use
- Development of local / regional / national maps containing mortality and morbidity rates related to drug use
- Development of systems to monitor the abuse and excessive use of medicinal products and data analysis of the frequency of use
- Prevalence of new psychoactive substances (NPS)
- Measuring the effectiveness of qualitative / quantitative data types and qualitative / quantitative data collection methods for the prevalence of drug use in different countries, and developing national drug use prevalence model
- Precursors (drug)
- Prevalence of harmful use of alcohol among adults and youth
- Substance use/abuse and gendered violence
- Global and national alcohol consumption rates and usage trends
- Measuring the frequency and distribution of e-cigarette use.
- Global and national tobacco consumption rates / usage trend
- Development of local / regional / national addiction risk maps
- Developing qualitative / quantitative study models for addiction research in vulnerable groups (older adults, immigrants, etc.)
- Epidemiology of gambling disorder