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Why MDMA is not what it used to be

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As part of the Emerging Drug Trend and Drug Checking Working Group that formed under Strategic Action 1.3.11 of the National Drug Strategy Reducing Harm Supporting Recovery, we met with experts to discuss the latest drug trends, novel ways to monitor the market and measures that can be implemented to reduce the harms. Here, João Matias (EMCDDA) and Daan van der Gouwe (Trimbos Institute) discuss why MDMA is not what it used to be.

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