Ecstasy Memory Loss Link Ecstasy users are 23 per cent more likely to suffer long-term memory loss than non-users according to a new study by the University of Newcastle upon Tyne in Britain. The ecstasy study involved 763 participants in Australia, Europe and the USA.… Read More »Ecstasy Memory Loss Link
Ecstasy Use Highest in Australia The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime has ranked Australians as the highest users of ecstasy. Australia has the second highest use of methamphetamine called Ice use of any country in the world second only to Thailand. The report… Read More »Ecstasy Use Highest in Australia
Ecstasy dangers in the news A new Dangers of Drugs booklet issued by the Salvation Army has outlined the dangers of ecstasy. The booklet claims one in five young adults had used ecstasy, up 33%. Illicit drug use starts to increase around school leaving age… Read More »Ecstasy Dangers in the News
An Ecstasy Death Each Fortnight The party drug ECSTASY has been involved in one illicit drug death on average every fortnight for the four years between 2001 and 2004. Four in ten deaths were due to drug toxicity. Three in ten deaths were due… Read More »An Ecstasy Death Each Fortnight
Ecstasy brain damage A new study by the University of Amsterdam has shown that low doses of Ecstasy by first time users causes brain damage. The study of 188 volunteers aged below 21 years of age showed that first time Ecstasy users had reduced blood… Read More »Ecstasy Brain Damage
Ecstasy Use Highest In Australia Australia has the highest ecstasy use per capita in the world. Ecstasy is the third most common illicit drug used in Australia with approximately 100,000 tablets used nationally each weekend. Young people aged 20 to 29 years are the most… Read More »Ecstasy Use Highest In Australia (2)
Ecstasy Update Ecstasy has become the second most popular illicit drug of choice for Australians over the last 10 years. There are an estimated half a million ecstasy users in Australia. Three primary school students on the NSW south coast were recently rushed to hospital… Read More »Ecstasy Update
Ecstasy Damages Immume System Ecstasy has potent immunosuppressant qualities which have the ability to increase an individual’s susceptibility to disease according to scientists at the annual British Association for the Advancement of Science festival in Dublin. Ecstasy has been linked to psychiatric illnesses including depression,… Read More »Ecstasy Damages Immume System
Australia Has Most Ecstasy labs U.N. Australia has more identified ecstasy laboratories than any other nation according to the world drug report of the United Nations. Australia was the second highest nation after Netherlands for ecstasy seizures. Ecstasy manufacture groups are shifting their criminal operations… Read More »Australia Has Most Ecstasy labs U.N.
Ecstasy Demand High Ecstasy is the second most commonly used Australian drug after cannabis. Ecstasy is increasingly being manufactured in Australia at clandestine laboratories. Of the illicit drug laboratories detected in Australia in 2008/9, 19 were producing ecstasy almost double the 11 detected in the… Read More »Ecstasy Demand High
