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Drug-related aggression among injecting drug users

Emma Black and Louisa Degenhardt

New South Wales Public Health Bulletin 17(2) 12 - 16

Abstract

Recent years have seen the diversification of the methamphetamine markets in Australia, with increased availability and the use of more potent forms of methamphetamine such as ice/crystal and base methamphetamine. Intoxication due to the use of stimulants such as methamphetamine has been associated with aggressive and violent behaviour. The connection is not a direct causal relationship, but is thought to be influenced by a number of other factors such as individual, situational and cultural factors.



Full text doi:10.1071/NB06004

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