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Title: The Ecstasy Group (The E group)
Summary: Describes a group of 8 young people who met for a period of 5 months because there was a professional need to better understand the new emerging youth culture around Ecstasy. The purpose of the group was to help develop and target interventions and services for young people and to help participants reduce or stop their ecstasy use. >> 		process evaluation adults, children/young people Denmark 1
Title: Ecstacy Campaign: Don't Mess With Your Mind
Summary: The Alcohol and Drug Addiction Service of Oslo municipality conducted an information campaign directed at young people, focusing on ecstasy to prevent the spread of drug use. The message of the campaign was presented to the target group through short films at the cinema, advertisements in different teenage media and posters on buses, trams and the subway. >> 		process evaluation adults, children/young people Norway 1

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