Calif.'s Prop 5 Battle Exposes Fault Lines Between Treatment Groups, Drug Courts
The battle over California's recently defeated Proposition 5 has led to a schism between drug courts and addiction treatment providers -- putative allies in the drive to shunt drug offenders into treatment rather than prisons.

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The Role of Medication in Substance Use Treatment
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Use this step by step guide to identify the most important local substance use problems, focus community prevention and treatment strategies, and measure the results.

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Less Than One in Five Inmates Needing Addiction Treatment Gets Help, NIDA Reports
Half of all prison inmates are dependent on drugs -- including many incarcerated on non drug-related offenses -- but less than 20 percent get the treatment they need, according to a new report from the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA).

  

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