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A new study led by researchers at the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre (NDARC), UNSW Sydney, has explored patterns of prescription opioid use over five years among people initiating opioids... Read more
Registration is now open for upcoming NDARC webinars in April.
Upcoming presentations include:
Thursday, 14 September at 3 pm: Dr Kylie Lee will present, 'Deeper understandings of patterns of... Read more
Welcome to our series of lectures on Drugs and the Body. In this series of nine lectures, we examine in detail the effects of the major licit and illicit drugs on the body and mind.
Professor Shane... Read more
Injecting drug use is a major public health problem worldwide and is associated with extremely high rates of mortality and morbidity. In this lecture, we examine the major blood-borne viruses... Read more
In these lectures, we examine the health effects of the two major illicit drug classes of the greatest clinical concern, the Psychostimulants and the Opioids. The illicit, and licit, use of these two... Read more
Join us for the NDARC Early Career Networking Event. This exciting in-person gathering is a fantastic opportunity for early career professionals and senior researchers in the field to connect, share... Read more
The National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre (NDARC) at UNSW Sydney congratulates Scientia Professor Louisa Degenhardt, Professor Richard Mattick and Clinical Associate Professor Robert Ali on their... Read more
In these two videos, we cover two broad drug classes that have been on arisen to be of particular concern in the past two decades: Hallucinogens and New Psychoactive Substances. These two classes... Read more
Cannabis is one of the most widely consumed drugs worldwide. It is of clinical and public health interest as it has recently been legalised in many jurisdictions worldwide. In this lecture, we... Read more
In these three videos, we examine the health effects of the major licit drugs: Alcohol, Nicotine & Tobacco and the Hypnosedatives. Together these drugs make major contributions to the burden of... Read more