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The objectives of this scoping review were to investigate, map and summarise evidence from record linkage studies about drug-related deaths among former adult prisoners.
We conducted a qualitative systematic review to synthesize the evidence on providers’ experiences with relaxing restrictions on take-home doses of medications prescribed for opioid use disorder dur
This study examines the association between the enactment of Canada's Cannabis Act (CCA) and the number of cannabis stores (NCS) with traffic injuries in Toronto.
Preliminary evidence suggests that people who inject drugs (PWID) may be at an increased risk of developing infective endocarditis (IE), hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection, and/or human immunodefici
We aim to better understand the relationship between methamphetamine use and depression by: (i) systematically reviewing and meta-analysing the risks of depression by methamphetamine use; and (ii)
Studied the link between the higher availability of medical cannabis dispensaries to increased cannabis consumption and harm.
This study aims to estimate the effect of substance use disorder (SUD) treatment completion on the risk of being readmitted to a SUD treatment in Chile.
This study investigates the association between perceived racial discrimination (PRD) in school and polysubstance use among racial/ethnic minority adolescents using a nationally representative samp
The aim of our study was to determine the amounts of morphine actually injected, according to the different preparation modalities described by people who inject morphine from morphine sulfate caps
We report the chances of Black men aged 45 years dying of a drug overdose before age 60.
The primary metric used to measure accessibility in this paper will be the changes in public transit travel times to patients’ nearest OAT practitioners, due to the risks posed by even small delays