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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.

FDA Wants Detailed Industry Plans on Preventing Abuse of Opioids

Magazines Popular with Youth More Likely to Contain Alcohol Ads, Study Finds

Report Alcohol Overdoses Without Fear, Texas Tells Kids

Phone App Allows Drinkers to Track Consumption

Anti-Tobacco Campaign Linked to Lower Levels of Teen Smoking

Study: Cigarette Butts Hazardous to Fish

Mo. Lawmaker Seeks Ban on ’Whizzinator,’ Similar Products

Mo. Lawmaker Seeks Ban on 'Whizzinator,' Similar Products

Products and devices designed to fool drug tests could be banned in Missouri.

Research Shows Parenting Can Prevent Drug Use, Aid Brain Development, NIDA Chief Says

Binge Drinkers Try to Sweat Off Alcohol

Two More Southern States Ban Smoking

Medical Marijuana Bills Advance in N.J.

Smoking Near Your Computer Could Void Warranty

Study: Less Smoking, Fewer Cancer Deaths in Europe

Scottish Brewer Claims to Make World’s Strongest Beer

Good Parenting Creates Drug-Free Kids, Conference Experts Say

Sam Adams' Utopias is Strongest Beer in U.S.

The limited-batch beer Utopias by Sam Adams has been acknowledged as the most potent brew in the U.S., with a 27-percent alcohol content by volume.

Sam Adams’ Utopias is Strongest Beer in U.S.

Scottish Brewer Claims to Make World's Strongest Beer

A brewer in Scotland with a history of scorning public-health advocates has released a beer with 32 percent alcohol.

Ban on Fortified Wine, Strong Beer Improves Life in Tacoma Neighborhood

University of Pittsburgh Head Gets Alcohol Prevention Leadership Award

Rent-A-Center Helps Furnish N.Y. Addiction Program

SAMHSA Helps Treatment Programs Address Clients’ Suicidal Thoughts, Behaviors

Grants for Peer-to-Peer Recovery Services

Peer-to-peer addiction recovery programs may apply for $8.8 million in grants from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).

At-Risk Young Men Focus of 2010 RWJF New Jersey Health Initiatives

Projects that foster positive intellectual and emotional development and prevent violence and related health-risking social behaviors such as substance abuse, physical aggression, and delinquency in young men ages 14 to 24 may apply for funding via the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's (RWJF) 2010 New Jersey Health Initiatives Program.
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