Opportunistic interventions for methamphetamine use: reducing the risks

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Opportunistic interventions for methamphetamine use: reducing the risks

Methamphetamine is the third most popular illicit drug in Australia. Over one million (6.3%) Australians report having ever tried methamphetamine, and approximately 3% are regular users (AHIW 2008). Around 11 % of regular users are likely to develop dependence to methamphetamine (equating to 73 000...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Authors:	Pennay, Amy, Lubman, D., Reichert, T.
Other Authors:	Steve Allsop
Format:	Book Chapter
Published:	IP Communications 2012
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/42356

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