
André Seidenberg
André Seidenberg is a Swiss physician recognized as a pioneer in modern drug policy in Zürich. He worked as a general practitioner in the open drug scenes at Platzspitz and Letten, where he treated addicts and organized the legal distribution of narcotics as part of a harm reduction approach. His efforts contributed significantly to the development of Switzerland's progressive drug policy, which emphasized treatment and management over criminalization.
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André Seidenberg, a pioneer of controlled opioid distribution, expresses concerns about the Geneva experiment.
«Eine schnelle Lösung wird es nicht geben»André Seidenberg, a young emergency doctor in the 1980s, describes Gertrud Vogler as a photographic pioneer.
Fotografin der Drogenszene am Platzspitz in ZürichAndré Seidenberg is a pioneer of Zurich's drug policy and a former Platzspitz doctor who is now a vocal opponent of the legal distribution of cocaine to heavy addicts.
Ist legales Kokain die Lösung? Ein Drogenpionier übt KritikAndré Seidenberg is a doctor and author known as a pioneer of Swiss drug policy.
Warum die Judenfrage Juden mit potenziell tödlichen Folgen infrage stelltAndré Seidenberg is noted for advocating the development of new drug replacement products to address the crack problem.
Warum die Politik bei Crack versagtAndré Seidenberg recently called for the development of new replacement products and dispensing methods for drug policy.
Jetzt kommt das Zeitalter von Crack, Ketamin, Fentanyl
André Seidenberg is considered a pioneer of modern Zurich drug policy.
30 Jahre Räumung, nach Elend, Heroin und Tod – Zürich












