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SAMHSA News - March/April 2004, Volume 12, Number 2
 

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Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration

ADMINISTRATOR
Charles G. Curie, M.A., A.C.S.W.

CENTER FOR MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
A. Kathryn Power, M.Ed., Director

CENTER FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION
Beverly Watts Davis, Director

CENTER FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT
H. Westley Clark, M.D., J.D., M.P.H., Director

EDITOR
Deborah Goodman
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Inside This Issue

SAMHSA Helps Bring Buprenorphine to the Field
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  • Part 1
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  • Part 2
    Buprenorphine-Related Content:
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  • From the Administrator: How Is Buprenorphine Treatment Working?
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  • Resources
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  • Training Available for Counselors
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  • In Action: One Community's Story

    President's 2005 Budget Proposes Increase for SAMHSA Services
    Related Content:  
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  • SAMHSA Budget Authority by Activity

    SAMHSA News Gets a New Web Address

    Majority of Youth Say Marijuana Easy To Obtain
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  • By Gender, Percentages of Youth Reporting that Obtaining Illicit Drugs Is Easy: 2002
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  • By Age, Percentages of Youth Reporting that Obtaining Illicit Drugs Is Easy: 2002

    On the Web: A New Resource for Child Traumatic Stress

    Methadone From Clinics Is Not the Culprit

    SAMHSA Adds Sixth Accreditation Body for Methadone Programs

    Retailers Reduce Cigarette Sales to Youth
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  • Retailer Violation Rates Reported in 2002

    Treatment Admissions Rise for Narcotic Painkillers
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  • Rates of Narcotic Painkiller Admissions by State

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    SAMHSA News - March/April 2004, Volume 12, Number 2



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