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VSURF: Oisin Stronach – An age–period–cohort–interaction analysis of methamphetamine-related deaths in Australia, 2001-2020

BurnetInstitute Commercial Road, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Victorian Substance Use Research Forum (VSURF) - April Seminar - Oisin Stronach - An age–period–cohort–interaction analysis of methamphetamine-related deaths in Australia, 2001-2020 Please join us on 11th April for our next VSURF seminar, which will be delivered by Oisin Stronach from the Burnet Institute. Oisin will be presenting his work examining trends methamphetamine-related deaths in

Monash Addiction Research Centre 2025 Symposium

The Pavilion, Monash University (Caulfield Campus) Level 8, building H, 900 Dandenong Road, Caulfield

The one-day event will bring together world-leading addiction researchers from Monash University and beyond to explore key issues related to alcohol, other drugs, and gambling. Our discussions will focus on three critical themes: ✔️ Meeting the Needs of Key Populations ✔️ Reducing Opioid Harm ✔️ A Brave New World: New Trends and New Technologies Join

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NDRI WEBINAR: Opioid overdose: Evidence, experience and emerging threats

Online webinar

NDRI WEBINAR: Opioid overdose: Evidence, experience and emerging threats WED AUGUST 20TH – 11-11:45am AWST / 1-1:45 AEST Presenters: Professor Simon Lenton (National Drug Research Institute, Curtin University) Ele Morrison (AIVL) Dr Amanda Roxburgh (Burnet Institute) ­­Facilitated by Dr Michael Curtis (National Drug Research Institute, Curtin University) Every opioid overdose is preventable, yet more than 12,000 Australians have died from a

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Toeing the Party Line

Chisholm Institute, Building W, Room 117, Dandenong Campus, Cleeland St, Dandenong

AOD perspectives on policy and practice in out-of-home care for young people. Join us as we explore how zero-tolerance policies in residential settings can escalate risk, fragment care, and criminalise young people-and what we can do to support. Morning tea and lunch will be provided. Parking available via Cleeland St

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