Illicit drug use could be twice as common as believed


New research by Curtin University has examined the misreporting of data surrounding illicit drug use in Australia, finding true participation rates are more likely to be about twice as high as the initial figures suggest. Paper author Professor Mark Harris, from Curtin’s School of Economics and Finance, says researchers are often faced with extremely low

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