The overall tone shows strong agreement with the findings, as seen in phrases like 'no evidence that services lead to increased use,' and media quotes emphasizing the study’s conclusions. The discussions integrate examples like media coverage and calls for harm reduction, indicating that the article’s results could shape policy and public opinion on festival drug safety.
AgreementStrong agreement
Most discussions support the study’s conclusion that drug-checking services do not increase ecstasy use, emphasizing the reliability of the findings.
InterestModerate interest
While users show some interest in the topic, the focus is more on validating the study rather than exploring new ideas, leading to a moderate interest score.
EngagementModerate engagement
Participants reference the study directly, share media coverage, and discuss implications, indicating a moderate level of engagement.
ImpactHigh impact
The discussions highlight the potential influence of the study on harm reduction policies and public perceptions, suggesting a high impact.
Abstract in brief
Participants in a Western Australia music festival study found that providing drugchecking services, whether onsite or offsite, did not increase the intention to use ecstasy among both users and non-users.
The study used the Theory of Planned Behaviour and showed that attitudes, social norms, and perceived control influenced the intention to use a fixed testing site, but only social norms affected onsite testing intentions.
Overall, the findings suggest that offering drugchecking services at festivals is unlikely to encourage drug use, countering concerns that such services would promote ecstasy consumption.]
Channel 10 News covered our recent publication on #pilltesting. If anybody knows how I can reach out to the Thoms' family, please DM me. My heart goes out to the parents of young people who die to soon @JRK68993240 @moonlightami https://t.co/Q6twHQ2kRX
Mar 8, 2021 · 12 likes · 1 share · 3,840 followersView post →
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Dr Dilara Bahceci
@DilaraB_PhD · X
#PillTesting services at festivals are not likely to result in #ecstasy use by people who have never used ecstasy or lead to increased use among people who use ecstasy, reports a study using Theory of Planned Behaviour. #HarmReduction #MDMA @stephenjbright
https://t.co/JEqMuMs3nd
Mar 8, 2021 · 6 likes · 1,593 followersView post →
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Dr Stephen Bright
@stephenjbright · X
@P1nkamenaP13 @JohnKeysKeys @drugstudentjai @_chloeswarbrick @SimeonBrownMP As an author of this paper, I'd be happy to speak with you @SimeonBrownMP. Here is some Aussie media on the issue: https://t.co/Q6twHQ2kRX
https://t.co/f1Yu1nRTt7
#harmreduction
May 22, 2021 · 4 likes · 3,840 followersView post →
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Dr Stephen Bright
@stephenjbright · X
@GelderNadine @DrugPolicyAu @westaustralian @joshua_zimm @EdithCowanUni @APSAD_DAR @DanceWize FREE for the next 4 days and then will be paywalled. https://t.co/6GI3HW26DT
Mar 8, 2021 · 4 likes · 3,840 followersView post →
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Dr Stephen Bright
@stephenjbright · X
These findings demonstrate that a #pilltesting service is unlikely to give people who have never consumed ecstasy a "green light" to begin consuming it and that it does not increase intended use among people who have used ecstasy before. https://t.co/bOsrPNxg5J
Channel 10 News discusses a study indicating drugchecking services do not increase ecstasy use intentions, with social norms influencing onsite testing perceptions. The findings suggest such services are unlikely to…
On March 8, 2021, ABC covered a study by Murphy Bright and Dear 2021 examining if drugchecking services increase ecstasy use intention at festivals. The research suggests that providing testing services does not promote…
These findings demonstrate that a #pilltesting service is unlikely to give people who have never consumed ecstasy a "green light" to begin consuming it and that it does not increase intended use among people who have used ecstasy before. https://t.co/bOsrPNxg5J
RT @ViewsOnDrugsBot: Could a drug-checking service increase intention to use ecstasy at a festival? 1/5 https://t.co/hVNymw83Mn
Aug 21, 2021 · 1 share · 2,050 followersView post →
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KnowYourStuffNZ
@KnowYourStuffNZ · X
Once more for those in the back *cough* @simonjbridges
https://t.co/rRmqF4IxnH
Aug 15, 2021 · 2 likes · 2,818 followersView post →
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Dr Stephen Bright
@stephenjbright · X
@P1nkamenaP13 @JohnKeysKeys @drugstudentjai @_chloeswarbrick @SimeonBrownMP As an author of this paper, I'd be happy to speak with you @SimeonBrownMP. Here is some Aussie media on the issue: https://t.co/Q6twHQ2kRX
https://t.co/f1Yu1nRTt7
#harmreduction
May 22, 2021 · 4 likes · 3,840 followersView post →
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Views on Drugs
@ViewsOnDrugsBot · X
Could a drug-checking service increase intention to use ecstasy at a festival? 1/5 https://t.co/hVNymw83Mn
May 19, 2021 · 1 like · 1 share · 2,050 followersView post →
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Nicki Killeen
@nickikilleen · X
RT @claudiovidalg: Los resultados de @stephenjbright et al. no avalan la idea de que la presencia de un servicio de análisis en festivales…
Mar 12, 2021 · 1 share · 2,713 followersView post →
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Claudio Vidal
@claudiovidalg · X
Los resultados de @stephenjbright et al. no avalan la idea de que la presencia de un servicio de análisis en festivales resultará en el consumo de éxtasis por parte de personas que nunca lo han consumido o a un mayor consumo entre quienes sí lo consumen. https://t.co/2ozaLgluiu
Mar 12, 2021 · 2 likes · 1 share · 3,554 followersView post →
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Maggie Hall
@Maggiefifty · X
RT @APSAD_DAR: Could a drug‐checking service increase intention to use ecstasy at a festival?
https://t.co/juzZHb9pLX
Mar 9, 2021 · 4 shares · 1,011 followersView post →
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Alex Wodak AM
@AlexWodak · X
RT @APSAD_DAR: Could a drug‐checking service increase intention to use ecstasy at a festival?
https://t.co/juzZHb9pLX
Mar 9, 2021 · 4 shares · 11,934 followersView post →
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Drug&AlcoholReview
@APSAD_DAR · X
Refers to 'Could a drug‐checking service increase intention to use ecstasy at a festival?'
https://t.co/juzZHb9pLX @stephenjbright
#PillTesting services at festivals are not likely to result in #ecstasy use by people who have never used ecstasy or lead to increased use among people who use ecstasy, reports a study using Theory of Planned Behaviour. #HarmReduction #MDMA @stephenjbright
https://t.co/JEqMuMs3nd
Mar 8, 2021 · 6 likes · 1,593 followersView post →
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Dr Stephen Bright
@stephenjbright · X
RT @APSAD_DAR: Could a drug‐checking service increase intention to use ecstasy at a festival?
https://t.co/juzZHb9pLX
Mar 8, 2021 · 4 shares · 3,840 followersView post →
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Australian Alcohol and other Drugs Council
@TheAADC · X
RT @APSAD_DAR: Could a drug‐checking service increase intention to use ecstasy at a festival?
https://t.co/juzZHb9pLX https://t.co/qc52OCmQ…
Could a drug‐checking service increase intention to use ecstasy at a festival?
https://t.co/juzZHb9pLX https://t.co/qc52OCmQ7F
Mar 8, 2021 · 3 likes · 4 shares · 2,631 followersView post →
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AMC Signpost
@AMC_Signpost · X
RT @stephenjbright: Channel 10 News covered our recent publication on #pilltesting. If anybody knows how I can reach out to the Thoms' fami…
Mar 8, 2021 · 1 share · 1,398 followersView post →
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Dr Stephen Bright
@stephenjbright · X
Channel 10 News covered our recent publication on #pilltesting. If anybody knows how I can reach out to the Thoms' family, please DM me. My heart goes out to the parents of young people who die to soon @JRK68993240 @moonlightami https://t.co/Q6twHQ2kRX
Mar 8, 2021 · 12 likes · 1 share · 3,840 followersView post →
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Dr Stephen Bright
@stephenjbright · X
@GelderNadine @DrugPolicyAu @westaustralian @joshua_zimm @EdithCowanUni @APSAD_DAR @DanceWize FREE for the next 4 days and then will be paywalled. https://t.co/6GI3HW26DT
Mar 8, 2021 · 4 likes · 3,840 followersView post →
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