Drug Abuse and Drug Rehabs In The News
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• CEATTC & APRA Sponsors Second Annual DC Summer Institute
   
• British Aamerican Tobacco Worked to Discredit Cancer Link
   
• Connecitcut. Communities Work to Discourage Youth Drinking
   
• Surgeon General's Report Shows Extent of Diseases Caused by Smoking
   
• California Doctor Cleared on Over-Prescribing Charges
   
• Yankees Manager's Foundation Addresses Domestic Violence
   
• Celebrating New England Drug Courts
   
• Wisconsin Drugged Driving Law Challenged in Court
   
• Madrid Terrorists Traded Drugs for Bombs
   
• Coors Drunk-Driving Lawsuit Dropped
   
• 2004 Drucker Nonprofit Innovation Awards
   
• Study: States Rarely Enforce Laws on Sales to Drunk Patrons
   
• Duke Accepts Tobacco Research Grant from Philip Morris
   
• Funding Available to Enhance Prevention Programs
   
• Bush Renews Push for Faith-Based Initiatives
   
• Bush Tells National Service Agencies to Work with Faith Groups
   
• Canada's Prison System Provides Model for Female Inmates
   
• Study: Female, Male Smokers Face Equal Cancer Risk
   
• Study: More People Misuse Alcohol, But Fewer Addicted
   
• Fewer Young Canadians Smoking
   
• Fights and Vandalism Shown to be Related to Drinking at School
   
• New Hampshire Wants Delivery Drivers, Hotel Staff to Fight Teen Drinking
   
• British American Tobacco Testing Chocolate and Sweet Cigarettes
   
• California Bill Would Allow Drug Users to Get Food Stamps
   
• New England: Free Website Design Award for Small Nonprofits
   
• Generic OxyContin Hits Black Market
   
• Report: Grantmaking Declined in 2003
   
• Foundations Seek Feedback from Grant Recipients
   
• Arizona Lawmakers Vote to Keep Guns Out of Bars
   
• Health Insurers Block Mental Health Parity Bill
   
• Heroin Funds Taliban Revival in Afghanistan
   
• Health and Human Service Secretary Hopeful About Global Treaty Ratification
   
• Wisconsin Group Considers High School for Addicted Youth
   
• CDC: Fewer High School Students Smoking
   
• County Sued Over Home Meth Warnings
   
• House Buyout Bill Gets Cool Reception from Senate
   
• Bill Moyers Examines Women, Incarceration and Addiction
   
• Massachusetts Governor Seeks Increase in Treatment Funding
   
• Internet Alcohol Sales Focus of Legal Battles
   
• U.S. Senator Warns of Internet Pharmacy Perils
   
• Winning Kentucky Derby Jockey Breaks Addiction
   
• Federal Judge Rejects Gov't Ban on Transit Ads
   
• Kentucky Underutilizes Buprenorphine
   
• Kool Promo Criticized for Appealing to Youth
   
• Los Angeles Advisory Panel Set to Elect Homeless Person
   
• Supreme Court Rejects Patient Lawsuits Against HMOs
   
• Vermont Close to Legalizing Medical Marijuana
   
• Tobacco Firms Get Ready to Produce Less Combustible Cigarette
   
• U.S. Senate Bill Limits In-Kind Donations Deductions
   
• Liquor Industry Gets Aggressive with Advertising
   
• Settlement in Nation's Longest Running Tobacco Lawsuit