Opioides, sobredosis y los desafíos de la reducción de daños como estrategia eficiente en el campo de la salud pública.
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| Title: | Opioides, sobredosis y los desafíos de la reducción de daños como estrategia eficiente en el campo de la salud pública. |
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| Alternate Title: | Opioids, Overdose and Harm Reduction as an Efficient Strategy for Public Health. |
| Authors: | Villafuerte García, Adriana1 avillafuerte@facmed.unam.mx, Hernández Martínez, Luis Javier2, Domínguez Ruíz, Ángel2, Almendariz Guzmán, Karla Mayte2, Rafful, Claudia3 |
| Source: | Revista de la Facultad de Medicina de la UNAM. jul/ago2024, Vol. 67 Issue 4, p43-56. 14p. |
| Abstract (English): | Drug trafficking and use is a global challenge that affects all societies in different forms and dimensions. Its multidimensional nature has a high impact on the health of populations and the economies of countries. In 2021, it was estimated that 296 million people used drugs. For years, global health policy on drugs was focused on prohibition, however, we now know that a harm reduction approach, far from rejecting abstinence, reduces the negative effects of legal and illegal substance use, including overdose-related deaths. Harm reduction brings great health benefits and improves social functioning of those engaged in substance use. This article provides a comprehensive understanding of opioid use, specifically fentanyl, and emphasizes the need to address it through a comprehensive approach that combines evidence-based strategies, recognizing that health is a fundamental human right and an essential condition for development. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
| Abstract (Spanish): | El tráfico y el consumo de drogas es un desafío global que afecta a todas las sociedades en diferentes formas y dimensiones; su carácter multidimensional tiene un alto impacto en la salud de las poblaciones y en la economía de los países. Tan solo en 2021, se estimó que 296 millones de personas consumieron drogas. Durante años, la política mundial de salud en materia de drogas estuvo centrada en la prohibición; sin embargo, en la actualidad se sabe que un enfoque de reducción de riesgos y daños, lejos de rechazar la abstinencia, reduce los efectos negativos del consumo de sustancias legales e ilegales, incluidas las muertes por sobredosis, lo cual trae grandes beneficios a la salud y al funcionamiento social de quienes las consumen. Este artículo brinda una comprensión integral del consumo de opioides, específicamente fentanilo, y recalca la necesidad de abordarlo a través de un enfoque integral que combine estrategias basadas en la evidencia, bajo el reconocimiento de que la salud es un derecho humano fundamental y una condición indispensable para el desarrollo. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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