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  1. From Comprehensive Distrust to Unquestioned Trust in Street-based Outreach Work With People Who Use Drugs in Finland
  2. Barriers and facilitators to COVID-19 vaccination programme implementation in Ireland: a qualitative study of implementation stakeholders using CFIR
  3. Do alcohol treatment medications work differently for men and women?
  4. Correction: Cross-border differences in public knowledge, awareness, behaviours and beliefs related to antibiotics and antimicrobial resistance across the island of Ireland
  5. What do we know about mental health, steroid use, and hazardous alcohol use?
  6. Why LGBTQ+ people die from drugs and alcohol at far higher rates in the UK and what we need to do
  7. Public knowledge, attitudes and behaviours on antibiotics and antimicrobial resistance
  8. Do managed alcohol programmes work to help homeless people with long-term alcohol dependence
  9. Where should drug consumption rooms go? Businesses, harm reduction and the politics of location
  10. What works and what gets in the way at Athens' drug consumption room: views from users and non-users
  11. Should alcohol warnings carry graphic images? What people across Ireland think
  12. Why do people keep coming back? What makes a supervised drug consumption site feel like home
  13. Sociodemographic and Antimicrobial Resistance-related Belief Determinants of Vaccine Hesitancy and Confidence across the island of Ireland
  14. How people in Sweden and the UK actually judge their own drinking risk and alcohol guidelines
  15. Study plan: Can tailoring a digital alcohol intervention to why people drink improve how it works?
  16. Cross-Border Differences in Public Knowledge, Awareness, Behaviours and Beliefs related to Antibiotics and Antimicrobial Resistance across the island of Ireland
  17. Benefits and Barriers: A Rapid-Ethnographic Study on the Perspectives of Potential and Actual Clients of Athens’ Drug Consumption Room
  18. Do people who use drugs in England want an overdose prevention centre? Evidence from Sandwell
  19. Strong public support in Ireland for graphic warnings and plain packaging
  20. Stigma and personal contact predict support for harm reduction in Ireland
  21. 40 years of overdose prevention centres: what works, for whom and why
  22. Is a VR intervention to boost testicular health awareness in male athletes worth the cost?
  23. Why housing-based overdose prevention sites needs to be adaptable to people who smoke drugs
  24. Are UK planners equipped to site drug consumption rooms? A call for curriculum reform
  25. How and why people die in the year after leaving prison in England and Wales
  26. Does alcohol tax design actually make alcohol less affordable? Evidence from 17 countries
  27. How do alcohol policies compare across high-income countries? An index of policy strength
  28. Why anonymity matters in harm reduction: what drug service users say about privacy and trust
  29. Drug consumption rooms as tools for social inclusion: a policy framework for Europe
  30. Assessing if motives-based vignettes influence plans for drinking and alcohol cues: protocol for a randomised controlled trial
  31. How deeply has the alcohol industry penetrated governments worldwide? 24 countries
  32. A Scoping Review of Factors Affecting COVID-19 Vaccination Uptake and Deployment in Global Healthcare Systems
  33. Why do people who use drugs use overdose prevention centres? Safety, trust and inclusion
  34. What do digital tool developers think about people with substance use disorders?
  35. Neuromodulation Treatments Targeting Pathological Synchrony for Tinnitus in Adults: A Systematic Review
  36. Enhancing Men’s Awareness of Testicular Diseases (E-MAT) using virtual reality: A randomised pilot feasibility study and mixed method process evaluation
  37. Codesign and Launch of ‘On the Ball’: An Inclusive Community‐Based ‘Testicular Awareness’ Campaign
  38. A pilot randomised control study to investigate the effect of the South African Adolescence Group Sleep Intervention (SAASI) on adolescent sleep and PTSD*
  39. What outcomes to measure in addiction treatment? A COS for substance use disorder
  40. Using X, Facebook QR codes to optimise recruitment to a feasibility trial Enhancing Men’s Awareness of Testicular Diseases (E-MAT) in a cluster randomised Study Within A Trial (SWAT): Lessons learned.
  41. Are nitazenes about to increased drug deaths in the UK?
  42. The role of prejudice and prior contact in support for evidence-based interventions to reduce drug-related deaths: Results from a survey across the island of Ireland.
  43. The role of prejudice and prior contact in support for evidence-based interventions to reduce drug-related deaths: Results from a survey across the island of Ireland.
  44. Promoting Civility in Formal And Informal Open Science Contexts
  45. Promoting ‘testicular awareness’: Co‐design of an inclusive campaign using the World Café Methodology
  46. Enhancing men's awareness of testicular diseases (E-MAT) feasibility trial: Protocol for a mixed method process evaluation
  47. Why people did or did not follow COVID-19 prevention rules: a qualitative behaviour change study
  48. Can positive psychology interventions improve the health and wellbeing of police staff?
  49. What stops naloxone and supervised injection facilities being implemented across Ireland?
  50. Almost no support exists for people harmed by someone else's drinking: a systematic review
  51. LGBTQIA+ people are being erased from clinical trials by poor data collection
  52. Can physical activity help young people cope with losing a parent?
  53. Does question order affect alcohol outcome measurement in the ORBITAL COS?
  54. The Importance of NOT Being Other: Time to address the invisibility of nuanced gender and sexuality in clinical trials
  55. Few interventions support the affected other on their own: A systematic review of individual level psychosocial interventions to support those harmed by others’ alcohol drinking
  56. How does the 10 year drug strategy stand up to public health priorities and evidence
  57. Correction: Trial Forge Guidance 3: randomised trials and how to recruit and retain individuals from ethnic minority groups—practical guidance to support better practice
  58. Trial Forge Guidance 3: randomised trials and how to recruit and retain individuals from ethnic minority groups—practical guidance to support better practice
  59. The UK's first unofficial overdose prevention site: what happened in Glasgow
  60. What was it really like to do behavioural science in public health during COVID-19?
  61. Enhancing men's awareness of testicular diseases (E-MAT) feasibility trial: Protocol for a mixed method process evaluation
  62. Overdose prevention centres in the UK:
  63. What works to make people keep their distance during infectious disease outbreaks: systematic review
  64. Clarifying the ORBITAL core outcome set: a response to comments from the field
  65. How and why does naloxone save lives? A realist review of what works and why
  66. What is it like to lose a parent as a young person? Adults look back on bereavement
  67. Which outcomes matter most for alcohol brief intervention trials in Latin America? A regional Delphi
  68. The UK’s first (unsanctioned) overdose prevention site
  69. How to get experts to agree quickly in a public health emergency: the TRICE method
  70. ORBITAL core outcome set: international consensus on what to measure in alcohol brief intervention
  71. Template for Rapid Iterative Consensus of Experts (TRICE)
  72. Can Physical Activity Support Grief Outcomes in Individuals Who Have Been Bereaved? A Systematic Review
  73. How do PTSD symptoms and alcohol problems interact in veterans? A network analysis
  74. Peer and parental processes predict distinct patterns of physical activity participation among adolescent girls and boys
  75. Correction: The Effect of Question Order on Outcomes in the Core Outcome Set for Brief Alcohol Interventions Among Online Help-Seekers: Protocol for a Factorial Randomized Trial
  76. A Rapid Systematic Review of Public Responses to Health Messages Encouraging Vaccination against Infectious Diseases in a Pandemic or Epidemic
  77. The Effect of Question Order on Outcomes in the Core Outcome Set for Brief Alcohol Interventions Among Online Help-Seekers: Protocol for a Factorial Randomized Trial (Preprint)
  78. Does question order affect alcohol outcome measurement? Protocol for a trial on ORBITAL COS
  79. The Effect of Question Order on Outcomes in the Core Outcome Set for Brief Alcohol Interventions Among Online Help-Seekers: Protocol for a Factorial Randomized Trial (Preprint)
  80. Are patients and public members involved in clinical trial oversight, or just ticking a box?
  81. SCOPING REVIEW OF MOBILE PHONE APP UPTAKE AND ENGAGEMENT TO INFORM DIGITAL CONTACT TRACING TOOLS FOR COVID-19
  82. Why do people who smoke heroin not switch to injecting? Risk perception, social norms, context
  83. What health psychology and behavioural science contributed to the UK's Covid-19 response
  84. Why does tinnitus distress vary? Testing a cognitive behavioural model
  85. Designing and using incentives to support recruitment and retention in clinical trials: a scoping review and a checklist for design
  86. Meeting abstracts from the 5th International Clinical Trials Methodology Conference (ICTMC 2019)
  87. ESTSS2019 Rotterdam Symposium abstract book
  88. Which outcomes matter most in alcohol brief intervention trials? An international consensus study
  89. Too many outcomes, no consistency: review of alcohol brief intervention trials measurement
  90. How relationships between trial committees shape the quality of clinical trial oversight
  91. How to set standards for outcomes in alcohol brief intervention trials: ORBITAL protocol
  92. Proceedings of the 14th annual conference of INEBRIA
  93. Meeting abstracts from the 4th International Clinical Trials Methodology Conference (ICTMC) and the 38th Annual Meeting of the Society for Clinical Trials
  94. How to set go/no-go rules for clinical trial pilot phases to reduce research waste
  95. Improving wellbeing: Reducing negative thinking may be more helpful than teaching positive thinking
  96. Erratum to: Confirmatory factor analysis of Clinical Outcomes in Routine Evaluation (CORE-OM) used as a measure of emotional distress in people with tinnitus
  97. Can primary care practices screen patients on opioid treatment for alcohol problems?
  98. Brief or extended online alcohol intervention: does more content mean better results?
  99. Most who responded to advertisements to participate chose to complete the questionnaire online (95%)
  100. Does a standard mental health questionnaire work for measuring distress in people with tinnitus?
  101. Proceedings of the 13th annual conference of INEBRIA
  102. What does a Trial Steering Committee actually do? An study of eight clinical trials under pressure
  103. How, and why hangover symptoms vary in Canadian adults
  104. Can data-driven patient grouping predict dementia better than standard clinical criteria?
  105. Making patient involvement in trial oversight committees work better: early findings from 8 trials
  106. Evaluating the effectiveness of problem-based learning as a method of engaging year one law students
  107. Can brain stimulation treatments reduce tinnitus? A Cochrane review protocol
  108. How common is problem drinking among people on methadone in Irish primary care?
  109. Can our understanding of addiction help us explain Muscle Dysmorphia as addiction to body image?
  110. Is MD an addiction, eating disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, or something else?
  111. Do hospital staff attitudes to alcohol-related patients vary by department?
  112. What makes it hard to recruit GPs and patients to mental health & addiction trials in primary care?
  113. Can personality traits predict internet addiction? Testing a six-component model in two samples
  114. Do teenagers who struggle with video gaming also use more drugs and have worse mental health?
  115. Different types of narcissism relate to mood; agreeableness and positive mood lower in Dark Dyad
  116. Do alcohol promotions and preloading increase drinking on a night out? Evidence from pub-goers
  117. 94 scientists sign a letter: addiction is shaped by society, not just the brain
  118. Rating the Suitability of Responsible Gambling Features for Specific Game Types: A Resource for Optimizing Responsible Gambling Strategy
  119. How does childhood maltreatment relate to polydrug use in young adults? Danish national data
  120. Assessing Internet Addiction Using the Parsimonious Internet Addiction Components Model—A Preliminary Study
  121. How common is internet addiction in teenagers, and who is most at risk?
  122. Do principal investigator site visits boost recruitment in multicentre trials? The first SWAT design
  123. Who is most at risk of problem gambling online? Predictors from international internet gamblers
  124. Which online gambling activities are most linked to problem gambling?
  125. Recruitment and retention in internet based randomised trials
  126. The application of standardised diagnostic criteria in RCTS in depression
  127. Does a structured diabetes education programme improve outcomes for teenagers with Type 1 diabetes?
  128. How do men and women differ in how they gamble online? Evidence from international gamblers
  129. Who uses multiple drugs together, and what are the patterns? A population study in Great Britain
  130. Who drinks how much and why? Mapping predictors of alcohol use patterns using AUDIT
  131. OCD symptoms in children and teens: factor structure and genetic influences in twins
  132. INSIGHT, PSYCHOPATHOLOGY AND GLOBAL FUNCTIONING ONE YEAR AFTER THE ONSET OF PSYCHOSIS
  133. What types of drinkers are there in the general population? Grouping people by their AUDIT scores
  134. In what way has the AUDIT questionnaire answers been grouped before and why it matters
  135. Mixing drugs in nightclubs raises heart rate and blood pressure: early evidence
  136. Statistics Explained
  137. A four arm pilot randomized control trial of two alcohol brief interventions: Protocol