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EMCDDA Risk assessments
The risk-assessment reports on the synthetic drugs 2C -I; 2C -T-2 and 2C T-7 were submitted by the EMC DDA to the European C ouncil and
C ommission on 4 April 2003. The reports were drawn up at a meeting in
Lisbon from 31 March to 1 April under the auspices of an enlarged
EMC DDA Scientific C ommittee. The drugs were singled out by the C ouncil
of the EU for risk assessment on 12 December 2002 under the 1997 Joint
action on new synthetic drugs.The reports conclude that, due to their
structural features, the drugs are potent hallucinogens/stimulants, similar
to substances already classified under Schedules I and II of the 1971 UN
C onvention on Psychotropic Substances. They also note that the
substances have no current medical or industrial use.The reports
recommend that, due to a potential serious health risk, the drugs should
be controlled substances, although some experts consider that insufficient
scientific evidence exists to support such a decision. Experts agreed
however that whatever the control measures chosen, they should
contribute to collecting and disseminating accurate information on the
substances to users, and to relevant professionals for preventive and
harm-reduction purposes.
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Corporate author(s): EMCDDA — European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and
Drug Addiction
Themes: Social problems
Target audience: Specialised/Technical
EuroVoc: European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction, health
risk, narcotic, drug addiction
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Pages: 136 _
W eight: 306 g
Publication year: 2003
ISBN: 92-9168-181-4
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ISBN: 92-9168-181-4
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