Partnership to End Addiction is focused on the effects of substances on youth. If marijuana is legalized for adult nonmedical use, public health measures are essential to protect young people from the effects of commercialization of marijuana.
Partnership to End Addiction supports the decriminalization of marijuana because it appropriately addresses marijuana use as a public health concern, rather than a crime.
Partnership to End Addiction supports reducing barriers to effective substance use disorder treatment, including eliminating the DATA 2000 waiver required to prescribe buprenorphine.
We have compiled a comprehensive set of effective policies and practices that identifies specific actions for improving the prevention and treatment of risky substance use and addiction in the U.S.
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