Background Regular methamphetamine use is associated with increased rates of
psychiatric symptoms. Although there has been a substantial body of research reporting on …

In Australia, the crystalline form of methamphetamine (“crystal”) is a commonly used illicit
substance associated with sexual activity among gay and bisexual men. Attention to …

Background Methamphetamine's effects on brain function have been associated with
cognitive deficits, which have a negative impact on clinical outcomes. However, it remains …

Methamphetamine use has increased over the past decade and the first use of
methamphetamine is most often when women are of reproductive age. Methamphetamine …

Recreational drug use (RDU) among gay and bisexual men (GBM) is associated with higher-
risk sexual behaviours, however this has not been well defined among older GBM. We …

Methamphetamine is a globally popular drug of abuse which induces euphoria and affects
cognitive/psychomotor performance and sleep, provoking risk-taking and violent behaviour …

Measuring Maternal and Neonatal Outcomes following Antenatal exposure to
Methamphetamines in the Obstetric and Neonatal populati Page 1 Measuring Maternal and …

The Role of Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor in Psychosis-like Behaviour and Addiction Page
1 The Role of Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor in Psychosis-like Behaviour and Addiction …