News

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10th January 2017
Self-harm with alcohol abuse rises on public holidaysNew Year’s Day is the worst day of the year for self-harm presentations at Irish hospitals
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9th January 2017
Number of liver cancer cases rises 300% in 20 yearsThe number of people diagnosed with liver cancer has increased over 300% in the past two decades.
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9th January 2017
How students at Irish universities are buying unprescribed ‘study drugs’ to deal with examsTHE ONLINE CURRENCY Bitcoin is making it easier for Irish students to buy unprescribed ‘study drugs’ over the web, fuelling spikes in the popularity of the drugs on college campuses during exam season.
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6th January 2017
New Psychoactive Substances Prevalence in Samples from National Drug Treatment Centre 2010-2015New Psychoactive Substances Prevalence in Samples Tested from the National Drug Treatment Centre.
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6th January 2017
E-cigarettes an effective way to kick smoking, says HiqaE-cigarettes are a cost-effective way of helping people to quit smoking, the first official analysis of its kind in Europe has found.
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6th January 2017
Drug Treatment Court: Life-saving option for drugs offendersThe DTC aims to rehabilitate criminals and prevent a life spent in and out of court.
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5th January 2017
Sex on GHB: ‘Sexual sensations become much more intense’Case study: ‘Bill’ says drug lowers inhibitions and users he knows are aware of dangers
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5th January 2017
‘Name and shame’ to curb drink drivingTougher laws for drink-driving, including naming and shaming offenders or lowering alcohol limits, could be introduced early this year following a rise in the number of fatal road accidents.
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5th January 2017
‘Chemsex’ drug raises concern about health and consentSubstances have always been taken to aid sexual pleasure but health can be a casualty
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3rd January 2017
ADIFF & Drugs.ie to present winning entries in National Youth Media AwardsThis year ADIFF is delighted to work with Drugs.ie to present the winning entries from the Drugs.ie National Youth Media Awards Short Video Category.