Addictions : ce qui a changé en 2025

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Authors: Daniele Zullino, Louise E. Penzenstadler, Tiphaine Robet, Danny Nguyen, Juliana Santos Cruz, Éric Golay, Farah Ben Brahim, Germano Vera Cruz, Robert Courtois, Thierry Favrod-Coune, Yasser Khazaal
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Abstract

The field of addiction medicine is rapidly evolving due to shifting drug markets and emerging patterns of use. In Switzerland, the possible arrival of highly potent synthetic opioids highlights the need for interprofessional preparedness, particularly through wider training in naloxone use. At the same time, the rise in recreational ketamine use brings an underestimated urological complication: ketamine-induced cystitis, whose early detection is crucial. Growing digitalisation also fosters compulsive pornography use, where craving plays a key role; new tools such as the PCE-S scale help to better assess these mechanisms. Together, these trends call for strengthened monitoring, prevention, and adaptive clinical strategies.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Opioid Use Disorder Treatment Substance Abuse Treatment and Outcomes Forensic Toxicology and Drug Analysis

Publication details

Journal / source
JMIG
Volume
22
Issue
945
Pages
10–14
Publication date
1 January 2026
Language
EN