The Addiction Team attends CPDD 2016 meeting in Palm Springs, California

Oral communications :

• Where there’s smoke: U.S., Australasian and European cannabis policies and use

   President: Sandra Comer, Columbia University and NYSPI
  

   Deborah Hasin, Columbia University; New York State Psychiatric Institute
  

   Alison Ritter, University of New South Wales
  

   Marc Auriacombe, University of Bordeaux

• How psychiatric comorbidity and mood states influence craving and substance use in daily life? An ecological momentary assessment study in patients with alcohol, tobacco, cannabis and
  heroin use disorders

   F. Serre, M. Fatseas, J. Swendsen, M. Auriacombe

• Eating disorder, food addiction and associated factors in obese patients

   M. Fatseas, M. Henry, M. C. Rosa, J. Collombat, A. Gregoire, C. Kervran, B. Cherifi, M. Auriacombe

• Are DSM-5 criteria for SUD transferable to food addiction? IRT analysis for alcohol, tobacco, cannabis, opiate and food addiction in a clinical sample

   C. M. Denis, M. C. Rosa, F. Serre, C. Kervran, M. Henry, B. Cherifi, M. Auriacombe, M. Fatseas

Posters :

• Contribution of e-learning to addiction teaching: A successful experience at the University of Bordeaux

   M. Auriacombe, J-M Alexandre, J. Dubernet, J. Tanguy, M. Fatséas

• Addictive behaviors and psychiatric comorbidities of incarcerated women in a French overseas territory

   L. Techer, J-M Alexandre, D. Mété, M. Auriacombe

• Treatment retention and adherence in an integrated treatment program for opiate addiction and
HIV in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

   C. Denis, D. Metzger, L. Huang, V. Trias, M. Auriacombe, A. Voisin, T. Doan, H. Tran, L. Nguyen, G. Raguin, S. Mai Thi Hoai, G. Le Truong, J-P. Daulouède, C. O’Brien

• Patterns of prescription drug use in Spain: The European opioid treatment patient survey

   F. Fonseca, M. Torrens, M. Farré, J. L. Green, I. Maremmani, M. Guareschi, M. Auriacombe, N. Scherbaum, T. Clausen, D. Hill, R. C. Dart

The Addiction Team attends CPDD 2015 meeting in Phoenix, Arizona (Here are program and abstract books)

Oral communications :

• 6-month follow-up of baclofen treatment in patients with alcohol use disorder and other psychiatric comorbidities

   B. Gelot, M. Fatséas, F. Serre, C.M. Denis, J. Dubernet, S. Sarram, M. Auriacombe

• ADHD and substance use disorders: Subtype and gender differences. Results from the Bordeaux Addiction Cohort Study

   H. Hurmic, R. Debrabant, C. Kervran, F. Serre. Serre, M. Auriacombe, M. Fatséas

• Association between Morningness/Eveningness, addiction severity and psychiatric disorders among individuals with addictions

   C. Kervran, R. Debrabant, J. Taillard, P. Philip, M. Auriacombe, M. Fatséas

Posters :

• A 6-months follow-up of the Integrated treatment for Opiate Addiction and HIV in Vietnam

   C. Denis, D. Metzger, L. Huang, V. Trias, M. Auriacombe, G. Raguin, S. Mai Thi Hoai, G. Le Truong, J-P Daulouède, C. O'Brien

• Does craving intensity influence cue exposure reports? An Ecological Momentary Assessment Study in Patients with Alcohol, Tobacco, Cannabis and Heroin use disorder

   F. Serre, M. Fatséas, J. Swendsen, M. Auriacombe

• Characteristics of gamblers choosing self-exclusion from casinos: a prospective study in a French overseas territory

   N. Lhommeau, J. Alexandre, D. Mété, M. Fatséas, M. Auriacombe

• Measuring "Craving" in Food Addiction: Type, Frequency and Intensity

   M. Fatséas, J. Collombat, MC. Rosa, CM. Denis, J. Alexandre, R. Debrabant, F. Serre, M. Auriacombe

• Overlap between Food Addiction and DSM-5 Eating Disorders in a treatment seeking sample for substance-related and addictive disorders

   MC. Rosa, J. Collombat, CM. Denis, J. Alexandre, F. Serre, M. Auriacombe, M. Fatséas

• Validity of the Eating section of the modified Addiction Severity Index

   M. Auriacombe, CM. Denis, MC. Rosa, J. Collombat, F. Serre, JP. Daulouede, M. Fatséas

Drs. Melina Fatséas and Fuschia Serre and collaborators of the team of Pr. Marc Auriacombe (Phenomenology and determinants of appetitive behavior / Sanpsy, University of Bordeaux / CNRS (French National Scientific Research Agency) USR 3413 and Centre Hospitalier Charles Perrens / Pole Addictologie) have just published a study to document for the first time in the context of everyday life, the role of certain environmental stimuli in relapse for people who have a substance addiction (alcohol, tobacco, cannabis, heroin). 

Read more Article: Craving and substance use among patients with alcohol, tobacco, cannabis or heroin addiction: a comparison of substance-specific and person-specific cues