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New way of detecting date-rape drug use found in Switzerland

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Briefings

Swiss researchers developed a urine test detecting GHB for up to 72 hours post-ingestion, potentially aiding sexual assault investigations. The study was published in 2026, but specific author names, sample sizes, and validation results are not provided in the source evidence.

Key points

• A new urine test detects GHB in samples collected up to 72 hours after ingestion.
• The study was published in 2026 but lacks details on author names, sample sizes, or validation results.

Context

Swiss researchers developed a urine test detecting GHB in samples collected up to 72 hours after ingestion, potentially aiding sexual assault investigations.

Limitations

The source evidence is limited to a single sentence stating the detection window and publication date. It does not provide author names, sample sizes, validation results, or specific geographic locations where the study was conducted.

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