This study in Ghent is looking at cases of "spiking," which is when someone puts drugs or other substances into your drink, food, or via a needle without you knowing. It aims to find out how often this happens and what symptoms people experience. If you think you've been spiked, and it's within 4 days of the event, you can join the study. You'll answer some questions, and if it's within 2 days, you'll provide both blood and urine samples; if it's been 2-4 days, only urine is needed. The study's tests might help identify any unusual substances in your body.
Key Points:- Study involves providing samples within 4 days of the event.
- Participants will complete a questionnaire about symptoms and recent activities.
- Results can be added to your medical records if you request.