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The Latest News from Our Field

We curate a digest of the latest news in our field for advocates, policymakers, community coalitions and all who work toward shaping policies and practices to effectively prevent substance use and treat addiction.

Ohio Smoker Grows His Own Tobacco

Many Nonprofits Under Severe Stress, Study Finds

Health Funds Going to Right Places

Giving to Charity Declines Two Percent: Study

Methamphetamine and Suicide Prevention Initiative for American Indian and Alaska Native Youth

The Indian Health Service has $600,000 available for grants to programs working to prevent methamphetamine use and suicide among American Indian and Native American youth.

Safe and Drug-Free Schools and Communities Programs for Native Hawaiians

The U.S. Department of Education will award a pair of grants to support school-based prevention programs aimed at Native Hawaiian youth.

Virginia Prisons Ban Smoking

New York City Expected to Make Tobacco Sellers Post Warnings

Canadian Bars Require ID Swipes, Create Blacklist

Calif. Accused Drunk Drivers Can Challenge Breath Tests

Preemptive Patch Use Improves Quitting Odds

R.I. Lawmakers Contemplate Legalizing Marijuana

Drug War Torture by Mexican Army Alleged

Stores Lure Men with Alcohol

U.N. Bars Tobacco Companies from Cigarette Smuggling Meeting

Rep. Patrick Kennedy Completes Treatment Stay

Researchers Say Female Brain More Stressed by Alcohol

Drug Czar Cites Jackson Death in Warning on Prescription Drugs

Debate on Charging Woman with Breast Feeding while Drunk

FDA Strengthens Warnings on Pain Medications Containing Propoxyphene

Marijuana Legalization Ads Air in Calif.

Baltimore Credits Treatment for Decline in Overdose Deaths

Nashville Restaurant Owner Fights Law Allowing Guns in Bars

FDA Issues Suicide Warnings on Chantix, Zyban

Military Should Ban Tobacco Use, Experts Say

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