Substance Abuse

Supporting Substance Abuse Research

Substance abuse is a significant global health concern, impacting millions of individuals and straining healthcare systems worldwide.

According to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)¹, approximately 275 million people used drugs globally in 2021, with more than 36 million suffering from drug use disorders. The consequences of substance abuse are severe, contributing to over 11 million deaths annually due to tobacco, alcohol, and illicit drug use combined​^1,2. The financial burden on healthcare systems and economies is immense, with the substance abuse treatment market projected to reach $20.51 billion by 2030​².

Sampled offers crucial support to researchers working on substance abuse by providing a range of services that enhance the quality and reproducibility of their studies. Our comprehensive biobanking and sample management services ensure the integrity and accessibility of biological samples, which are vital for substance abuse research. Additionally, our cutting-edge analytical services, including genomics and proteomics, allow researchers to explore the molecular mechanisms underlying addiction and develop targeted interventions. By leveraging Sampled’s robust infrastructure and expertise, researchers can accelerate the discovery of effective treatments and prevention strategies for substance abuse, ultimately contributing to improved public health outcomes.