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Understanding third hand exposure of Australian people to methamphetamine. In Australia, there is high community concern around inadvertent exposure to methamphetamine residues in contaminated houses.

The University of Queensland — Linkage Projects
Amount
Up to $313,066
Closes
Wednesday 31 December 2025
Status
closed
Type
open opportunity
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Description

Understanding third hand exposure of Australian people to methamphetamine. In Australia, there is high community concern around inadvertent exposure to methamphetamine residues in contaminated houses. In this proposal, an interdisciplinary research team aim to engage with public health authorities and public housing industry to conduct collaborative research on total exposure to methamphetamine in contaminated indoor environments. The project will assess exposure pathways (via air, dust, surfaces) and link them with methamphetamine levels in samples from occupants (urine, hair). The project is expected to significantly enhance our understanding of how third hand exposure leads to internal exposure in humans. This knowledge provides evidence for policies on residential indoor exposures and remediation strategies.. Scheme: Linkage Projects. Field: 1117 - Public Health and Health Services. Lead: A/Prof Phong Thai

Categories
healthcommunityregenerativeenterprise
Target Recipients
researchersuniversities

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