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The U.S. Navy has announced that it is increasing the pace of drug tests and implementing other measures to deter illicit drug use and binge drinking.

Six Million Will Die in 2010 from Smoking, Researchers Predict

Beer Prices Going Up This Fall

Marijuana May Reduce Risk of Certain Cancers, Study Says

Bud ’Fan Cans’ Promotion Dropped Where Colleges Complained

Bud 'Fan Cans' Promotion Dropped Where Colleges Complained

Colleges that objected to Anheuser-Busch's team-colored beer cans have succeeded in getting the brewer to halt the promotion in their local communities.

New Formula Makes Meth Easier to Manufacture

Secondhand Smoke Exposure High for Car Occupants

Rhode Island Allows Legal Marijuana Sales

Poison Center Calls for Teen Use of ADHD Drugs Soar

Drug-Free Communities Continuation Grants Awarded

Teen Drinkers Often Intend to Get Drunk, Survey Finds

West Virginia Leads Nation in Prescribing Drugs

Alcohol Ads Air More Frequently When Kids Watch, Study Says

No Clear Winners in Florida Engle Cases

Drug Overdose Killed Michael Jackson

$24 Million in Underage-Drinking Enforcement Grants Awarded

Stroke, Heart Attack Risk Tied to Smokeless-Tobacco Use

Heroin Maintenance Can Control Addiction, Study Concludes

Budweiser ’Fan Cans’ Come in College Team Colors

One in Five Teens Share Their Prescription Drugs with Friends

Budweiser 'Fan Cans' Come in College Team Colors

Anheuser-Busch is releasing a series of 27 can designs for Bud Light featuring the colors of college sports teams, but the schools' reactions have been decidedly mixed.

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