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Introduction and Aims
Ecstasy users in the electronic dance music scene are at high risk for using ecstasy adulterated with new psychoactive substances and/or methamphetamine. We examined self‐reported testing of ecstasy among users in this scene.
Design and Methods
We surveyed individuals (aged 18–40 years) entering electronic dance music parties in New York City in 2017. Past‐year ecstasy users...
Introduction and Aims. This study aimed to determine design features of a drug‐checking service that would be feasible, attractive and likely to be used by Australian festival and nightlife attendees. Design and Methods. Web survey of 851 Australians reporting use of psychostimulants and/or hallucinogens and attendance at licensed venues past midnight and/or festivals in the past year (70% male; median...
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