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Curtin University
National Drug Research Institute

Preventing Harmful Drug Use In Australia

News

24.04.2012

GOOD SPORT

Should cannabis be removed from performance enhancing drug list?

11.04.2012

ALCOHOL AND INJURY

Report estimates contribution of alcohol to injuries treated in Emergency Departments

28.03.2012

YOUNG WOMEN'S DRINKING

Girls, alcohol and health promotion - a Canadian experience (iLecture)

28.03.2012

LOCAL ACTION ON PREVENTION

Community experience of alcohol and other drug problems in Dublin, Ireland (iLecture)

23.02.2012

DRINKING DURING PREGNANCY

Do alcohol warning labels affect consumption by women of childbearing age?

NEWS ARCHIVE

Curtin Health Research Campus

Welcome

The National Drug Research Institute (NDRI) conducts and disseminates high quality research that contributes to the primary prevention of harmful drug use and the reduction of drug related harm in Australia.

NDRI, which was formed in 1986, plays a key role in national harm prevention strategies through research designed to establish the preventive potential of legislative, economic, regulatory and educational interventions.

NDRI is located at Curtin University's Health Research Campus in the western Perth suburb of Shenton Park and receives core funding from the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing.

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Latest issue of CentreLines.

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Preventing and reducing alcohol harm in the workplace.

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Trends in alcohol consumption in Australia - Steve Allsop on ABC Radio.