Novel blood protein modification assay detects drug exposure long after traditional tests. Research supported by NIJ grant; led by Dr. Anthony P. DeCaprio.
Browsing: Forensic Drug Analysis
Delve into the nexus of drugs and addiction with Forensic Drug Analysis at SimplyForensic.com. Explore comprehensive insights into the forensic investigation of drug use, abuse patterns, and the physiological impacts of addictive substances. Ideal for professionals seeking to understand the forensic implications of drug-related cases and substance analysis.
In the realm of forensic science, a recent study has spotlighted the complexities of DNA extraction from illicit drug-related powders. Published in “Forensic Science International: Genetics” by Griffin, A., Kirkbride, K. P., Henry, J., Painter, B., & Linacre, this groundbreaking research investigates the efficiency of three distinct DNA extraction methods when applied to various types of illicit drug-related powders. The implications of this study are far-reaching, offering insights into the challenges and possibilities of forensic DNA analysis for criminal investigations.
Learn about a recent study that uncovers the unintended consequences of police drug seizures, including an alarming increase in fatal overdoses. Understand the need for a comprehensive approach that combines drug enforcement with harm reduction measures to save lives and mitigate overdose risks.
Explore a groundbreaking study that unveils the brain’s potential to regulate fentanyl consumption, providing hope in the ongoing battle against opioid addiction.
Information on some of the most commonly used date rape drugs, including Rohypnol, GHB, Ketamine, Xanax, and Valium. It also includes statistics on drug-facilitated sexual assault (DFSA) and provides precautions that can be taken to prevent the use of these drugs. Additionally, the document discusses the Sexual Offences Act passed by the Maldives government in 2014, which criminalizes the administration of intoxicating substances with the intent of facilitating sexual activity without consent.
