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Community Anti-Drug Program Didn’t Work: Study (Yahoo News, USA) From: Miles Townes Date: 10/24/2002 Time: 12:07:08 PM Remote Name: 138.88.149.136 Comments (From: http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&u=/nm/20021021/hl_nm/drugs_abuse_dc) Community Anti-Drug Program Didn’t Work: StudyMon Oct 21,10:27 AM ETBy Suzanne Rostler NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – A program designed to build a community anti-drug coalition did nothing to lower rates of…

General Conference Evaluation Your feedback will enable us to assess the value of the 7th Annual National Leadership Conference and will also be used to shape next year’s agenda. Thank you!   Please rate the services of the UDETC listed below on usefulness to your work:             Registration Process and…

About posting articles From: Miles D. Townes Date: 10/18/2002 Time: 9:01:10 AM Remote Name: 138.88.42.41 Comments Please note that when you are composing a message to be posted, you mustclick on the grey “Post” button at the bottom of the screen to finish.Clicking the blue “Post” button will only reset the page. Miles

Research – Alcohol Energy Drinks   A Comparison of the Combined-Use of Alcohol & Energy Drinks to Alcohol-Only on High-Risk Drinking and Driving Behaviors http://informahealthcare.com/doi/abs/10.3109/10826084.2014.935948 Substance Use & Misuse, January 2015, Vol. 50, No. 1 , Pages 1-7The combined-use of alcohol and energy drinks is an emerging public health issue. Researchers examined differences in drinking…

With support from the OJJDP Enforcing the Underage Drinking Laws Initiative, community organizations, enforcement agencies, youth, and other concerned citizens are working collaboratively to change local ordinances and enforcement practices.   Oregon Community Emphasizes Parental Responsibility Communities in Oregon are addressing under­age drinking by implementing local ordinances to encourage parental responsibility. These ordi­nances are part…

With support from the OJJDP Enforcing the Underage Drinking Laws Initiative, community organizations, enforcement agencies, youth, and other concerned citizens are working collaboratively to change local ordinances and enforcement practices. Regular Enforcement and Tougher Penalties Produce Changes in Concord     Several years ago, residents in the City of Concord, New Hampshire expressed concern that…