The Quit by Phone Study
The Quit by Phone Study is conducted by the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre (NDARC) at UNSW Sydney.
Project Status:
Current
Tobacco
Are nicotine replacement therapy and varenicline safe and effective for women trying to quit smoking during pregnancy?
Project Status:
Current
The Quit Smoking Study
Recruitment for this study has closed.
Project Status:
Current
Understanding Lesbian, Bisexual and Queer Women’s Experiences of Alcohol, Substance use and Health: The UnLEASH online cohort study
UnLEASH is an online cohort study of substance use among lesbian, bisexual and queer women in Australia.
Project Status:
Current
E-cigarette Surveillance Project
E-cigarette use has increased rapidly worldwide since their introduction to markets in the mid-to-late 2000's, particularly among young people. There remains substantial global debate regarding the safety and efficacy of these devices, and how they should be regulated.
Project Status:
Current
Australians’ Drug use: Adapting to Pandemic Threats (ADAPT) Study
ADAPT stands for Australians’ Drug Use: Adapting to Pandemic Threats. The ADAPT study is exploring the short and long-term impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the experiences of Australians who use illicit drugs.
Project Status:
Current
Mental health and the PATH to Midlife
Project Status:
Completed
CESSATE Stop Smoking Study
The world-first CESSATE Stop Smoking Study will compare two quitting aids (Desmoxan and Champix) to find out if both medications work equally as well as each other, or if one is more effective for stopping smoking. The benefits for participants include:
Project Status:
Current
The global harm reduction response – an assessment of the current situation, interventions and evaluation of specific programs
This project attempts to understand the global epidemiology of infectious disease among prisoners in all countries.
Project Status:
Current
Embedding research into Aboriginal drug and alcohol residential rehabilitation services
NDARC has been invited to undertake research in partnership with NSW Aboriginal drug and alcohol Residential Rehabilitation Services. This research is unique in being embedded into the routine delivery of their services.