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Engagement with the criminal justice system among opioid-dependent people: a retrospective cohort study

L. DEGENHARDT ; N. GISEV ; J. TREVENA ; S. LARNEY ; J. KIMBER ; L. BURNS ; M. SHANAHAN ; D. WEATHERBURN | 2013
Dans Addiction (Vol.108, n°12, December 2013) Article : Périodique

Aims: Studies of offending among people who use drugs typically focus upon small and potentially unrepresentative samples. We examined an entire population of opioid-dependent clients' contact with the criminal justice system to develop more acc[...]

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New psychoactive substances: challenges for drug surveillance, control, and public health responses [Drug use 4]

A. PEACOCK ; R. BRUNO ; N. GISEV ; L. DEGENHARDT ; W. HALL ; R. SEDEFOV ; J. WHITE ; K. V. THOMAS ; M. FARRELL ; P. GRIFFITHS | 2019
Dans Lancet (The) (Vol.394, n°10209, 2 November 2019) Article : Périodique

The rapid emergence since the mid-2000s of a large and diverse range of substances originally designed as legal alternatives to more established illicit drugs (pragmatically clustered and termed new psychoactive substances; [NPS]) has challenged[...]

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Opioid substitution therapy as a strategy to reduce deaths in prison: retrospective cohort study

S. LARNEY ; N. GISEV ; M. FARRELL ; T. A. DOBBINS ; L. BURNS ; A. GIBSON ; J. KIMBER ; L. DEGENHARDT | 2014
Dans BMJ Open (Vol.4, n°4, 2014) Article : Périodique

Objectives: To describe deaths in prison among opioid-dependent people, and examine associations between receipt of opioid substitution therapy (OST) and risk of death in prison. Design: Retrospective cohort study. Setting: Adult prisons in Ne[...]

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Trends in substance use and related harms among older adults in high-income countries [Editorial]

R. SUTHERLAND ; N. GISEV ; S. LARNEY | 2024
Dans Addiction (Vol.119, n°10, October 2024) Article : Périodique

It was hypothesised more than 20 years ago that as the baby boomer generation aged, there would be an increase in substance use and related harms among older adults. There is an increasing body of evidence to support these projections, however, [...]

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