This paper spotlights researchers' analyses of mortality in cohorts treated with oral naltrexone and methadone. They found large-scale use of oral naltrexone to treat opioid users may not have, as intended, saved lives.
Since the mid-1990s, there have been calls to make naloxone, a prescription-only medicine in many countries, available to heroin and other opioid users and their peers and family members to prevent
This paper examines socioeconomic differences in alcohol-related risk-taking behaviour, and whether such differences explain socioeconomic disparities in alcohol-related harm.
This systematic review examined risk factors for anxiety and depression among workers in male-dominated industries and forms part of NCETA’s broader program of work on worker wellbeing.
This research aimed to produce a robust qualitative outcome measure of young people’s progress in treatment, which would have the potential to be used more widely than existing tools, and contribute to evidence-based residential treatment options for particular groups of young people in Australia.
This report examines policy frameworks that support or restrict the effective implementation of child and family sensitive practices in the AOD sector.
Climate Schools, a universal internet-based drug prevention program, has been shown to reduce alcohol and cannabis use among students given the intervention.
