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Rapid Action Drug Alerts and Response (RADAR) quarterly ​report
January 2026

Management information
Published
27 January 2026
Type
Statistical report
Author
Public Health Scotland

  • Drugs
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Did you know you can report drug trends and harms directly to RADAR? View our reporting form.

  • About this release
  • Main points
  • Alerts
  • Trends
    • Police drug trends bulletin
    • RADAR intelligence and reports
  • Harm indicators
    • Naloxone administration by Scottish Ambulance Service
    • Drug-related attendances at emergency departments
    • Drug-related acute hospital admissions
    • Suspected drug deaths
  • Toxicology indicators
    • Drug treatment toxicology
    • Emergency department toxicology: ASSIST
    • Post-mortem toxicology testing for controlled substances
  • Testing indicators
    • WEDINOS drug testing
    • Drug seizures in Scottish prisons
  • Service indicators
    • Specialist drug treatment
    • Opioid substitution therapy
    • Injecting equipment provision
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  • Further information
  • Metadata
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Last updated: 06 April 2026

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