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Spain Allocates €21.2 Million to Addiction Treatment and Prevention Programs

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Spain Allocates €21.2 Million to Addiction Treatment and Prevention Programs
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Spain's Ministry of Health has distributed €21,281,080 across autonomous communities, Ceuta, and Melilla to fund 2026 addiction treatment programs. The funding supports prevention, care, rehabilitation, and social reintegration initiatives under the National Drug Plan. While the announcement was made over two weeks ago, specific budget allocations per region and detailed service improvements remain unpublished. This investment reflects commitment to comprehensive substance use disorder management beyond medication alone.

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Revista Cáñamo

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