Researcher

Addiction Research and Theory
Published: April 2015
A new, nationally representative survey confirms that the intentional misuse of prescription stimulants is becoming normalized among current college students and other young adults.
Results from the 2013 Partnership Attitude Tracking Study (PATS) found troubling data on teen use of synthetic human growth hormone.
Journal of Public Health Policy
Published: November 2013
Results from the 2012 Partnership Attitude Tracking Study (PATS) found troubling data on teens' intentional misuse of prescription stimulants.
American Journal of Public Health
Published: August 2013
This 2013 survey sought to learn more about what parents today believe about the legalization and decriminalization of marijuana and the risks it may or may not pose to adolescents.
Parental engagement fostered around the dinner table is one of the most potent tools in raising healthy, substance-free children.
This survey aims to identify the situations, characteristics and social factors that are associated with teen substance use and addiction.
CASAColumbia’s teen surveys have consistently found that the family is fundamental to keeping children away from tobacco, alcohol and illegal substances.
This survey aims to identify the situations, individual characteristics and social factors that are associated with teen substance use and addiction.
Alcohol is the number one substance of choice among America’s teens, and underage drinking is a serious problem that can have deadly consequences.
Addiction is not often treated within the scope of routine medical practice, with practitioners failing to diagnose and treat substance use disorder.
Physician and author Carl Erik Fisher on the history of addiction and the capacity for recovery.
On this page you'll find Partnership to End Addiction’s latest Annual Reports and Financial Statements, including audited financials and IRS Form 990 filings. It also covers information about how the organization is governed and how it maintains oversight and transparency in its spending. Past reports going back several years are available for review.