We outline a framework for conceptualising interventions in health as 'evidence-making
interventions'. An evidence-making intervention (EMI) approach is distinct from a …

As universal testing and treatment for HIV, or 'treat all', expands across sub-Saharan Africa
(SSA), substance use will likely have a negative impact on the success of scale-up efforts for …

Introduction: The increase in average air temperature and multiple extreme weather events,
such as heatwaves and droughts, pose significant health risks to humans. This scoping …

Background The current illicit drug overdose crisis within North America and other countries
requires expanded and new responses to address unpredictable and potentially lethal …

Drug use is widely understood in terms of its subjects, substances and settings. But what
happens when these distinctions start to blur? Injecting Bodies in More-than-Human Worlds …

Abstract Since 2013, North America has experienced a sharp increase in unintentional fatal
overdoses: fentanyl, and its analogues, are believed to be primarily responsible. Currently …

North America continues to witness escalating rates of opioid overdose deaths. Scale-up of
existing and innovative life-saving services–such as overdose prevention sites (OPS) as …

The marginality of pleasure in alcohol and other drug (AOD) policy, related health
interventions and public discourse is an ongoing concern for AOD researchers. While this …

This analysis treats the recent introduction of methadone treatment in Kenya as a case of
'evidence-making intervention'. Using 30 qualitative interviews with people in receipt of …

For over 20 years, drug policy experts have been calling for the wider availability of
naloxone, to enable lay overdose witnesses to respond to opioid overdose events. However …