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Global Drug Survey

June 2016

  • A pub

    More Australians seeking treatment for alcohol problems than other drugs

  • Despite police seizing increasing amounts of illegal drugs, they remain relatively accessible.

    Rising cost of ecstasy and cocaine has not cut use in Australia, survey finds

  • Beers

    Global Drug Survey: many Australians say they're drinking too much and want help

  • A joint is rolled using a synthetic cannabinoid.

    Synthetic drugs posing increased risk to Australians, Global Drug Survey reveals

February 2016

  • 140x84 trailpic for Feb 8 2016 Andrew Collins Telly Addict

    Andrew Collins: telly addict
    The X-Files, Happy Valley and The Knick: TV review – video

  • tablets

    The painful truth about Australia's insatiable affection for opioids

    David Caldicott

December 2015

  • NSW Stoner Sloth ad

    The stoner sloth campaign is genius – if it's intended for people who already hate marijuana

    Adam Winstock
    Honesty is the best drugs policy. And on this critical level, the NSW government has failed with its dated and dishonest anti-cannabis campaign

November 2015

  • Bags of the drug ice seized by police in Sydney.

    Major drug seizures likely do not reduce numbers who end up in hospital – study

  • ‘Why would people use drugs like this? Because they’re cheap.’

    There's nothing like poverty to make a serious drug problem stick

    Adam R Winstock

April 2014

  • Mephedrone Drug

    UK buying more legal and illegal drugs online, survey finds

    Global Drug Survey (GDS) finds users moving from dealers to internet, while extent of alcohol use remains 'very worrying'

April 2013

  • silk road screengrab

    Internet drug dealing on the rise, survey finds

    Global Drug Survey suggests Silk Road is just the most visible aspect of a much larger online drug-dealing phenomenon

November 2012

  • Ecstasy tablets

    World's biggest independent drug use survey is launched

    Global Drug Survey collects detailed information about what drugs people use, why and how often

16 March 2012

  • Drug survey review

    Letters: It is vital that we address the wider social problems associated with drug and substance misuse, which affect people from all walks of life
  • Cocaine being snorted

    Drugs meter phone app allows users to compare habits

    Global Drugs Survey project offers personalised information that reflects people's risk factors to help them avoid harm
  • Dr Adam Winstock

    The Guardian/Mixmag drug survey - live Q&A with Dr Adam Winstock

    The consultant addictions psychiatrist and founder of Global Drug Survey, which conducted the Guardian/Mixmag survey, answers your questions

15 March 2012

  • Lines of cocaine at a weekend party

    Recreational drug users take medicines to control side-effects, survey finds

    Warning of long-term harm for those who take prescription drugs, such as sleeping pills, to deal with 'weekend high'
  • lines of coke

    Drug users might give up if the warnings were plausible

    Zoe Williams: The Guardian survey reveals that many people take drugs without suffering, but they are interested in evidence

    • Truth about young people and drugs revealed in Guardian survey

    • Guardian/Mixmag drug survey reveals a generation happy to chance it

    • Cannabis users find synthetic pot more harmful than natural weed

About 24 results for Global Drug Survey
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