All Resources for 'Media, Advocacy, and Communications original'

Evaluating Communities That Care (CTC)

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Format
Book
Themes
Policy
Prevention

‘Community coalitions’ is a preventative strategy that coordinates activities and resources to reduce adolescent substance use and delinquent behaviour, mobilising communities in the promotion of health and prevention initiatives.

Communit...

Good Policy and Practice in Health Education

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Format
Book
Themes
Policy
Partner Organisation

Booklet 10: Education sector responses to the use of alcohol, tobacco and drugs

The latest volume in the Good Policy and Practice in Health Education Series has been developed via international consultation between the United Nations...

Beyond Cigarettes: The Risks of Non-Cigarette Nicotine Products and Implications for Tobacco Control

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Format
Book
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Public Health
Statistics
Policy
Regulatory Control of Substances

BACKGROUND

Whereas much is known about the effects of tobacco use, the current state of knowledge regarding non-cigarette nicotine products, such as electronic nicotine delivery systems (e-cigarettes and other vaping devices), water pipe...

2017 International Narcotics Control Strategy Report

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Book
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Policy Advocacy
Policy
Law
Law Enforcement
Police 
Supply & Market Disruption
Regulatory Control of Substances
Responding to Drug-Related Offending 

This week the Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL) publicly rolled out the 2017 International Narcotics Control Strategy Report (INCSR), an annual report by the Department of State to Congress prepared in...

Sleep and Substance Use: What’s the Link?

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Scientific article
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Prevention
A new study reports a link between daytime tiredness and alcohol consumption, together with its related harms, in the future. 

Drugs on the Brain: Neurological Scans Predict Future Substance Use

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Scientific article
Themes
Addiction
Prevention

A new study published in the journal Nature has found that brain scans can predict whether or not teenagers will develop drug taking behaviours later in life.

A sample of 14-year-olds was assessed. The investigation reports that, from an...

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