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.

Dopamine System Targeted by Researchers

Survey Finds Support for Ignition Interlock Devices to Prevent DWI

Calif. Looks to Put Reins on Medical Marijuana Sales

Truck Crashes Way Down Since Alcohol Testing Began

Study Provides Boost for Chantix

Pregnant Smokers Risk Having Children with Psychotic Problems

Cocaine Vaccine Cuts Drug Use, Researchers Say

Court Denies Death Row Appeal Based on FAS History

Tobacco Firms Begin Paying for FDA Regulation

Study: Tobacco Jeopardizes Child Nutrition in Developing Countries

Sleeping Problems Linger for Recovering Alcoholics

State Can Control Airborne Alcohol, Judge Says

Tobacco Regs Don’t Violate Free Speech, Obama Administration Argues

Tobacco Regs Don't Violate Free Speech, Obama Administration Argues

Lawyers for the federal government vigorously defended the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) right to regulate marketing of tobacco products.

Police, Judges Among Drug War Critics at Conference

Unemployed Americans Smoke the Most, Study Finds

U.K. Reports Drug Treatment Success

Camel Brand Back in Magazines

In Some States, More Die from Drugs than Car Crashes, CDC Says

Safe and Drug Free Schools Head Under Fire

Pa. Tobacco Tax Exemption Stays in Place

Italy Grapples with Rising Binge Drinking Among Youth

DEA Letter Sparks Fears About Intimidation of Buprenorphine Docs

New Research on Medical Uses of LSD

Military Families Targeted by New Prevention Campaign

A trio of organizations is sponsoring a new campaign intended to prevent alcohol and other drug abuse among the children of military families.

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