A multi-methods yarn about SMART Recovery: First insights from Australian Aboriginal facilitators and group members [0.03%]
SMART康复计划的多方法研究——来自澳大利亚原住民辅导员和团体成员的第一手见解
Elizabeth Dale,K S Kylie Lee,Katherine M Conigrave et al.
Elizabeth Dale et al.
Introduction: SMART Recovery is a popular mutual support group program. Little is known about its suitability or perceived helpfulness for Indigenous peoples. This study explored the cultural utility of SMART Recovery in ...
Impact of body mass and alcohol consumption on all-cause and liver mortality in 240 000 adults in the United States [0.03%]
在美国24万成人中身体质量指数和饮酒量对全因死亡和肝脏死亡的影响
Jayadeep Patra,Charlotte Buckley,William C Kerr et al.
Jayadeep Patra et al.
Introduction: Nationally representative studies of the combined impact of drinking and body mass (BMI) on mortality outcomes are unavailable. We investigate whether both act together to elevate risk of all-cause or liver ...
Could a drug-checking service increase intention to use ecstasy at a festival? [0.03%]
一种药物检测服务是否会增加人们在音乐节上服用迷幻药 MDMA 的意愿？
Sherri Murphy,Stephen J Bright,Greg Dear
Sherri Murphy
Introduction: Calls to provide sanctioned drug-checking (pill testing) at Australian music festivals have been met with resistance from most governments due to concerns that such services would increase use of ecstasy and...
Using social media comments to reduce alcohol purchase intentions: An online experiment [0.03%]
利用社交媒体评论减少购买酒精的意愿：一项在线实验
Jonathan K Noel
Jonathan K Noel
Introduction: Alcohol advertising is prevalent on social media. The current study sought to identify effective message types to pair with social media alcohol ads to minimise purchase intentions associated with exposure. ...
Randomized Controlled Trial
Drug and alcohol review. 2021 Sep;40(6):1047-1055. DOI:10.1111/dar.13262 2021
Marta Rychert,Chris Wilkins
Marta Rychert
New Zealand recently held the world's first national referendum on cannabis legalisation involving a detailed bill to regulate retail sale and supply of cannabis for recreational (non-medical) adult use (i.e. the Cannabis Legalisation and C...
Characterising the patterns of and factors associated with increased alcohol consumption since COVID-19 in a UK sample [0.03%]
基于英国样本研究增加酒精消耗的模式和因素与COVID-19的关系
Melissa Oldham,Claire Garnett,Jamie Brown et al.
Melissa Oldham et al.
Introduction: To examine changes in drinking patterns and to assess factors associated with reported increases in frequency of drinking, units consumed and frequency of heavy episodic drinking (HED) during the UK lockdown...
COVID-19 vaccination among people who inject drugs: Leaving no one behind [0.03%]
新冠肺炎疫情下为吸毒人群接种疫苗：一个都不能少
Jenny Iversen,Amy Peacock,Olivia Price et al.
Jenny Iversen et al.
Introducing alcohol as a drug in medicine reviews with pharmacists: Findings from a co-design workshop with patients [0.03%]
药师在医学综述中将酒精作为药物进行介绍：与患者共设计工作坊的结果
Mary Madden,Stephanie Morris,Margaret Ogden et al.
Mary Madden et al.
Introduction: Alcohol poses a range of potential problems to people taking medications, but health professionals are usually not comfortable talking about drinking with patients. The Medicines and Alcohol Consultation aim...
Examining untreated and treated alcohol problem resolution in an Australian online survey sample [0.03%]
一项澳大利亚在线调查样本中的未经治疗和接受治疗的酒精问题解决研究
Richard Mellor,Kari Lancaster,Alison Ritter
Richard Mellor
Introduction: While treatment is an effective way to resolve alcohol problems, many people resolve their alcohol problems in the absence of treatment. Just how many do so is not known and may vary based on the definition ...
Ahmed Haleem,Yoseob Joseph Hwang,Tara Elton-Marshall et al.
Ahmed Haleem et al.
Introduction: The relationship between cannabis use and hypertension is not clear based on prior epidemiological studies. Thus, we examined this relationship over a 3-year follow-up period using a large population-based s...