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SAMHSA announces drug court funding opportunity for 2018
12/28/2017
Drug courts that did not receive federal grant funding in 2016 or 2017 are eligible for five-year awards to expand substance use treatment services.
Drug courts that did not receive federal grant funding in 2016 or 2017 are eligible for five-year awards to expand substance use treatment services.
Drug courts that did not receive...
12/28/2017
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Numbers show cocaine again damaging minority communities
12/20/2017
A study released this month suggests the need for renewed attention to cocaine-related deaths in the African-American population.
A study released this month suggests the need for renewed attention to cocaine-related deaths in the African-American population.
A study released this month...
12/20/2017
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Farmers hit hard by opioid crisis
12/11/2017
A recent study shows the opioid epidemic has hit farmers and ranchers harder than the rest of rural America.
A recent study shows the opioid epidemic has hit farmers and ranchers harder than the rest of rural America.
A recent study shows the opioid...
12/11/2017
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Study seeks to identify effects of marijuana edibles on children
12/08/2017
A new study examined cases in which children in California had been unintentionally exposed to candy containing THC.
A new study examined cases in which children in California had been unintentionally exposed to candy containing THC.
A new study examined cases in...
12/08/2017
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Addiction program uses team approach, medication to assist pregnant women
10/30/2017
The VCU Health Obstetrical Addiction Program in Virginia is working to improve maternal and child outcomes and to diminish stigma toward the pregnant patient.
The VCU Health Obstetrical Addiction Program in Virginia is working to improve maternal and child outcomes and to diminish stigma toward the pregnant patient.
The VCU Health Obstetrical...
10/30/2017
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Link between childhood problems and adult marijuana use explored
10/24/2017
A longitudinal study conducted in the Appalachian region identifies child and family issues that appear to be related to problematic marijuana use in adulthood.
A longitudinal study conducted in the Appalachian region identifies child and family issues that appear to be related to problematic marijuana use in adulthood.
A longitudinal study conducted...
10/24/2017
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Research links alcoholism in family to risk of teen dating violence
10/20/2017
A study suggests that having a parent with an alcohol use disorder can exacerbate a child's risk of engaging in dating violence during adolescence.
A study suggests that having a parent with an alcohol use disorder can exacerbate a child's risk of engaging in dating violence during adolescence.
A study suggests that having a...
10/20/2017
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Resilience to substance use problems strong in high-risk community
10/18/2017
A study has found that an urban community with prominent risk factors for substance use problems also has many residents with strong resilience.
A study has found that an urban community with prominent risk factors for substance use problems also has many residents with strong resilience.
A study has found that an urban...
10/18/2017
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Survey: Awareness gap thwarts response to worsening marijuana problems on campus
10/17/2017
Although marijuana-related problems on college campuses appear to be increasing, some college administrators who could influence the situation remain largely unaware of it, a new survey suggests.
Although marijuana-related problems on college campuses appear to be increasing, some college administrators who could influence the situation remain largely unaware of it, a new survey suggests.
Although marijuana-related...
10/17/2017
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Study will explore social media`s influence on college drinking
10/13/2017
A researcher at the University of Houston will lead a study examining whether social media posts cause some college-age youths to overestimate their peers' drinking levels.
A researcher at the University of Houston will lead a study examining whether social media posts cause some college-age youths to overestimate their peers' drinking levels.
A researcher at the University...
10/13/2017
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