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New South Wales Drug Trends 2022: Key Findings from the Ecstasy and Related Drugs Reporting System (EDRS) Interviews
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NSW_EDRS_2022_FigureData.xls
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Reaching smoke-free: how can we improve smoking cessation treatment?
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Trends in the availability and types of drugs sold on the internet via cryptomarkets, October 2021 – September 2022
Cryptomarkets_2022-Sep_Bulletin.pdf
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Cryptomarkets_2022-Sep_Methods.pdf
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Cryptomarkets_2022-Sep_infographics.pdf
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Pharmaceutical opioid dependence in chronic non-cancer pain: findings from the five-year POINT study
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Trends in the use of new psychoactive substances using wastewater analysis
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Smoking cessation during pregnancy among Indigenous Australian women
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Trends in drug-related hospitalisations in Western Australia, 1999-2021
DrugRelatedHospitalisations_2020-21_WA.pdf
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National Illicit Drug Indicators Project (NIDIP) Reports
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Trends in drug-related hospitalisations in Australian Capital Territory, 1999-2021
DrugRelatedHospitalisations_2020-21_ACT.pdf
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Trends in drug-related hospitalisations in South Australia, 1999-2021
DrugRelatedHospitalisations_2020-21_SA.pdf
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Trends in drug-related hospitalisations in New South Wales, 1999-2021
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