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Drug Programs & Projects:     more books (56)

An appropriate level to begin an elementary drug education program: A project submitted in partial fulfillment of the degree of Master of Science in Education (Masters' theses. Elementary Education) by Dona P Kadlecik, 1974 Project Alert- A Drug Prevention Program (7th Grade Curriculum) (VHS) Project Alert A Drug Prevention Program 7th Grade Curriculum by Best Foundation, 1993 Project alert: A drug prevention program for middle grades by Phyllis L Ellickson, 1997 Developing a drug testing program for law enforcement personnel (CJM MAP project) by William J Lawler, 1986 Project Alert: A Drug Prevention Program (8th Grade Curriculum) by Addison-Wesley, 1993 Selected articles and documents from the La Crosse Drug Prevention Program Analysis Project (SuDoc PREX 26.2:99021805) by U.S. Postal Service, 1999 Anticonvulsant Screening Project, Antiepileptic Drug Development Program (DHEW publication) by National Institute of Neurological and Communicative Disorders and Stroke, 1978 Project Safe Program Handbook: June, 1992 by Drug Abuse, and Mental Health Administration Alcohol, 1992 TASC : an approach for dealing with the substance abusing offender. Guidelines for the development of a treatment alternatives to street crime project by National Association of State Drug Abuse Program Coordinators Inc, 1979 Portfolio, Program, and Project Management in the Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Industries The Relative Effectiveness of 10 Adolescent Substance Abuse Treatment Programs in CSAT's ATM Project (Technical Report) by Andrew R. Morral, 2006-07-25 PROJECT SUCCESS: IT'S NOT A DON'T DO DRUGS PROGRAM, IT'S A ROOM WITH AN OPEN DOOR WHERE TEENS CAN TALK, GET INFORMATION AND FIND A SENSE OF EMPOWERMENT; ... The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM) by Unavailable, 2010-04-21 The role of the Army in the War on drugs: An individual study project (USAWC military studies program paper) by Theodore S Clements, 1988

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101. American Civil Liberties Union
     California Reinstates Medical Marijuana Card Program After ACLU and drug Policy The ACLU drug Law Reform Project and Women s Rights Project released a  
     http://www.aclu.org/DrugPolicy/DrugPolicyMain.cfm

102. Federal Services Junior Investigator Grant Program: Optimizing Chronic Drug Ther
     Grant Program Optimizing Chronic drug Therapy in the Elderly The principalinvestigator for the project must be a pharmacist, physician,  
     http://www.ashpfoundation.org/research/showFundingOpp.cfm?id=81

103. RFID Project Safeguards Drug
     RFID Project Safeguards drug. By Jeffrey Burt June 20, 2005 The pilot programsencompass OxyContin that is shipped from Purdue s manufacturing site in  
     http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,1828279,00.asp

104. Expanded Perspectives On Drug Education
     Basically, the Illinois drug educational program focuses on three primary Project drug Free classroom experiences involve much more than traditional  
     http://www.joe.org/joe/1992summer/a9.html
     
     Extractions: Extension professionals in many states, recognizing they have a contribution to make in the war against drugs, have identified drug education as a high priority. Illinois Cooperative Extension's drug educational program is broad-based and believes "...the most promising approaches to drug prevention are comprehensive programs that involve schools, communities, parents, students, and law enforcement...."1 A Broader Perspective Illinois Extension's approach to drug education reflects the view that the drug problem involves far more than the abuse of illegal substances such as "crack" or heroin. It also includes the misuse of medicinal drugs which, according to Goodstadt,2 is our most widespread and serious drug problem. Though both categories of drugs are potentially dangerous, one group consists of illegal substances while the other is made up of drugs with legitimate therapeutic applications. Programs that broadly address the drug problem, including the misuse of legally obtained medicinal drugs and abuse of illegal street drugs, should distinguish between the concepts of abuse and misuse. Drug abuse is the intentional and nontherapeutic use of any psychoactive (mind-affecting) substance, including alcohol, that adversely affects the user's well-being. Drug misuse is inappropriately prescribing or using therapeutic drugs, is unintentional, and those involved aren't seeking psychoactive effects.

105. Project Inform's Women's Program Home Page [ HIV / AIDS Treatment Info And Advoc
     Project Inform’s women’s program provides information, education and Issues include the AIDS drug Assistance Program (ADAP), Medicaid and the Ryan White  
     http://www.projinf.org/pub/ww_index.html
     
     Extractions: Each issue provides women with important tools for making HIV treatment decisions, covering topics such as anti-HIV therapy, preventing and treating opportunistic infections, gynecological health and more! Wise Words also discusses current research and public policy issues which may affect women with HIV/AIDS. PI Perspective The HIV treatment journal of Project Inform. PI Perspective is published three times a year. Articles include recent advances in HIV/AIDS research, advances in understanding HIV disease, discussions about developing treatment strategies, HIV/AIDS public policy issues and information on programs at Project Inform. HIV and Treatment

106. THE MINOR USE ANIMAL DRUG PROGRAM
     AquaNIC is now at http//aquanic.org/. THE MINOR USE ANIMAL drug PROGRAM.NATIONAL RESEARCH SUPPORT PROJECT NO. 7. A Cooperative Effort for Approval of  
     http://ag.ansc.purdue.edu/aquanic/jsa/federal_guide/nrsp-7.htm
     
     Extractions: AquaNIC is now at http://aquanic.org/ THE MINOR USE ANIMAL DRUG PROGRAM NATIONAL RESEARCH SUPPORT PROJECT NO. 7 A Cooperative Effort for Approval of MINOR USE ANIMAL DRUGS The National Research Support Project No. 7 (NRSP-7) is designed to address the shortage of minor use animal drugs by funding and overseeing the efficacy, animal safety, and human food safety research and environmental assessment required for drug approval. The scope of the program includes animals of agricultural importance and generally excludes companion animals. The program coordinates with animal producers, drug manufacturers, FDA's Center for Veterinary Medicine (CVM), The U.S. Department of Agriculture/Cooperative Research, Education, and Extension Service (USDA/CSREES) , other government agencies, universities, State Agricultural Experiment Stations, and veterinary schools to get the job done. In addition to funding research, NRSP-7 periodically holds special workshops, and to provide a forum for exchange of ideas among minor species producers, drug manufacturers, researchers, and government agencies on approaches to disease problems and drug priorities. Return to Guide to Federal Aquaculture Programs and Services

107. Design, Implementation, And Evaluation Of An Integrated
     Prices paid for prescription drugs under ONECARD Rx were significantly lower Project staff members believe that it was the first such program offered by  
     http://www.rwjf.org/portfolios/resources/grantsreport.jsp?filename=034232.htm&ia

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