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Licit and illicit drug consumption in the Paris conurbation: assessing short to mid-term temporal trends through WBE and comparison with official statistics
Wastewater-based epidemiology (WBE) is increasingly promoted as a tool for monitoring drug use, yet its added value for drug policy remains constrained by methodological uncertainties and limited integration with conventional indicators. This study evaluated the extent to which WBE can reliably char
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