Correspondence between Oral Fluid Drug Test Results and Self-Reported Illicit Drug Use among Music Festival Attendees

Objective: To examine alcohol and drug use among random drivers in different regions of Norway by analyzing oral fluid, compare drivers in urban and rural areas, compare with

Thus, for an alternate exposure to be a good negative control, it must be measured with at least the same quality as the exposure of interest (3, 4); otherwise, a null effect

In the present study, we assessed the agreement between self-reported data on sleep medications and tranquilizers and records of dispensed prescriptions on hypnotics and

People with drug use disorders (PWDUD) have elevated prevalence of oral diseases, in particular dental caries (tooth decay), periodontal (gum) disease and xerostomia (dry mouth)..

the two clearly identified groups of users were associated with greater likelihoods of self-reported risk behaviors and drug involvement than the groups of non-users and

We first examined the prevalence of self- reported harm from others’ alcohol, cigarette, and illegal drug use, and whether there were differences in the prevalence of self-reported

The aim of this study was threefold: (i) to analyze samples of oral fluid and self-reported data from questionnaires to investigate the prevalence of alcohol and drugs among a sample

The aims of this study were: (i) to examine the use of alcohol and drugs using a combination of self-report through questionnaires and testing of oral fluid (mixed saliva), and