Search Results - "Nadarajan, Dhayaalini"

Application of design of experiment for quantification of 71 new psychoactive substances in influent wastewater by Nadarajan, Dhayaalini, O'Brien, Jake, Cresswell, Sarah, Kele, Ben, Mueller, Jochen, Bade, Richard

“…New psychoactive substances (NPS) are of public health concern due to their sporadic proliferation and the dearth of information on toxicity when consumed. In…”
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Wastewater-based monitoring of the nitazene analogues: First detection of protonitazene in wastewater by Bade, Richard, Nadarajan, Dhayaalini, Driver, Erin M., Halden, Rolf U., Gerber, Cobus, Krotulski, Alex, Hall, Wayne, Mueller, Jochen F.

“…Synthetic opioids, particularly the nitazene analogues class, have become a public health concern due to their high potency. Wastewater-based epidemiology can…”
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Characterising differences between self-reported and wastewater-identified drug use at two consecutive years of an Australian music festival by Puljević, Cheneal, Tscharke, Benjamin, Wessel, Ellen Leslie, Francis, Cameron, Verhagen, Rory, O'Brien, Jake W., Bade, Richard, Nadarajan, Dhayaalini, Measham, Fiona, Stowe, M.J., Piatkowski, Timothy, Ferris, Jason, Page, Robert, Hiley, Sarah, Eassey, Christopher, McKinnon, Ginny, Sinclair, Genevieve, Blatchford, Emily, Engel, Liam, Norvill, Alice, Barratt, Monica J.

“…In the context of drug prohibition, potential adulteration and variable purity pose additional health risks for people who use drugs, with these risks often…”
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Monitoring the use of novel psychoactive substances in Australia by wastewater-based epidemiology by Jaunay, Emma L., Bade, Richard, Paxton, Kara R., Nadarajan, Dhayaalini, Barry, Daniel C., Zhai, Yuze, Tscharke, Benjamin J., O'Brien, Jake W., Mueller, Jochen, White, Jason M., Simpson, Bradley S., Gerber, Cobus

“…Users of novel psychoactive substances (NPS) are at risk, due to limited information about the toxicity and unpredictable effects of these compounds…”
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