Background : “Big Events” are major disruptions to physical, political, and economic environments
that can influence vulnerability to drug-related harms. We reviewed the impacts of Big …

Aims To provide an overview of research literature on ageing and older people who use illicit
opioids and stimulants by documenting the conceptual frameworks used and content areas …

This paper empirically examines whether proscription of a habitual consumption item can act
as a mechanism to develop anti‐consumption behaviour and attitudes. The paper tracks a …

Food waste is a global problem. In Australia alone, it is estimated that households throw
away AU$5.2 billion worth of food (AU$616 per household) each year. Developed countries …

Objectives. To determine the number of people who inject drugs (PWID) in Canada and the
annual coverage of opioid agonist treatment (OAT) and needle-and-syringe provision for …

Background The worldwide economic, health, and social consequences of drug use disorders
are devastating. Injection drug use is now a major factor contributing to hepatitis C virus (…

As direct-acting antiviral (DAA) therapy costs fall and eligibility criteria are relaxed, people
who inject drugs (PWID) will increasingly become eligible for HCV treatment. Yet eligibility …

BACKGROUND: Opioid agonist treatment is considered important in preventing acquisition
of hepatitis C virus (HCV) among people who inject drugs; however, the role of dosage in …

Despite evidence of associations between urban green space exposure and mental health,
explanatory mechanisms and the role of green space qualities remain unclear. This …

Background Multiple barriers for accessing hepatitis C virus (HCV) treatment were identified
during the interferon-based (IFN) treatment era for people who inject drugs (PWID). Whether …