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Pathway to Heroin
Research, studies, articles on the realities of legalizing marijuana for any reason.
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 National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism |
Publications, Research, Grants, Alcoholism, addiction resources | |
 SAMHSA-Publications |
Bookmark and Share Subscribe to SAMHSA's RSS feeds GovDelivery SAMHSA Print Friendly and PDF Treatment, Prevention, and Recovery.
Browse publications that feature strategies and interventions for addressing behavioral health issues. These publications highlight specific approaches to providing services such as patient assessment, integrated care, medication-assisted treatment, suicide prevention, and reentry support. Prevention, Treatment, Suicide, Publications |
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 National Institute of Drug Abuse |
Learn the facts about the most commonly abused drugs. Each drug page includes a brief overview, street and clinical names, the effects of the drug on the brain and body, statistics and trends, and relevant publications and articles written by NIDA researchers and scientists. Publications All Drugs, Publications |
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 NIDA Publications |
Prevention, Education, Publications | |
 One Choice Prevention |
Prevent Teen Drug Use is a website of the Institute for Behavior and Health, Inc. (IBH), a non-profit organization that works to reduce illegal drug use and improve prevention and treatment. Prevention, Publications |
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| Substance Abuse in the United States: Findings From Recent Epidemiologic Studies |
This research has demonstrated continued shifts in trends in illicit drug use in the United States and called attention to rising rates of prescription drug misuse and abuse. Findings have also continued to highlight the substantial comorbidity of SUDs with other psychiatric disorders and with the ongoing HIV epidemic. Building on these foundations, future challenges for research in substance abuse epidemiology will include using novel methodologic approaches to further unravel the complex interrelationships that link individual vulnerabilities for SUDs, including genetic factors, with social and environmental risk factors. SUD, HHS, Publications |
