With the increasing risk that party goer's drugs contain substances such as bath salts and methamphetamine, the need for onsite drug testing facilities is ever increasing.
This annual national report by Public Health England describes trends in infections and associated risks and behaviours amongst people who use drugs in the United Kingdom.
The ACT's pill testing trial identified seven substances containing a potentially dangerous substance, and reported positive implications among the participants' trust in health providers and harm reduction knowledge.
DPA's Curriculum aims to provide teens with honest and scientifically accurate information on drug-related matters and empower them to reduce drug-related harms.
This edition of the World Day against the death penalty will focus on the psychological and social impacts on children whose parents were sentenced to death and/or executed.
Transform explores how young adults are being exploited by organised crime groups in their drug supply network and suggest that this could be prevented with the implementation of regulated markets.
A new study from researchers at the University of British Columbia found that a harm reduction message resonated the most with teens, instead of the typical “don’t do drugs” talk.
‘The war on drugs is funding gangs, fuelling crime, giving children easy access on social media and disproportionately criminalising working class young men,' says David Lammy
The highly-publicised case of Junnosuke Taguchi, a young celebrity charged for 2g of cannabis, underscores the enduring stigma on people who use drugs.
Volteface sheds light on the role of social media in facilitating access to controlled substances and the impact of this phenomenon, particularly on young people.
