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Injecting risk behaviours, self-reported mental health and crime; a comparison of recent heroin and non-heroin use from the 2012 IDRS

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Participants were divided into two groups based on recent heroin use: heroin versus non-heroin.

Cocaine Use Among Regular Ecstasy Users

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Recent use of cocaine reported by 40% of REU

Use remained rather sporadic

No gender difference in use

Revisiting recruitment issues in Australia’s remote Top End: Psychostimulant users, price and proposed changes

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Over the bar: A focus on alcohol use among regular ecstasy consumers in Australia

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Indications and implications of a gradual recovery in Perth’s heroin market

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Drug use and risk among people who inject drugs regularly: exploring age-related differences

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Significant differences between the three age groups; young adults (≤29), adults (30- 49) and older adults (50+) were found in this sample.

Sexually transmitted infection testing (STI), diagnosis and sexual behaviour in regular ecstasy users (REU) in Australia, 2007-2012

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Drug injection trends among participants in the Australian Needle and Syringe Program Survey, 2007-2011

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Key findings from the 2012 IDRS: a survey of people who inject drugs

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IDRS Bulletin July 2012: Licit and illicit quetiapine use among IDRS participants

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