Findings from this study found that about one quarter (23%) of respondents who had ever used illicit drugs at festivals reported hiding drugs internally to evade police detection and 17% reported panic consumption.
The use of performance- and image-enhancing drugs (PIEDs) has been a topic of considerable research interest since the 1980s, with the vast majority of PIED consumers being men.
This study aimed to determine the prevalence and incidence of prescription opioid analgesic use in Australia and compare the characteristics of people with and without cancer initiating prescription opioid analgesics.
This study involving qualitative interviews with a range of service providers puts ice use and its associated harm into context within remote Australia.
Alcohol and other drug use (AOD) is one of society’s most stigmatised behaviours. It manifests in a variety of settings and contexts, including the workplace.
This study examined the percentage of people who are opioid naïve at the time of TD fentanyl initiation in Australia; strengths initiated; and characteristics associated with being opioid naïve.
This study describes treatment uptake among a sample of people who inject drugs PWID in Australia and examines sociodemographic and drug use variables associated with treatment uptake.