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Gender
Issues
- Drug and Substance Abuse -
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| Provided
below are direct links to research and programs concerned with the problems
of student intoxication and substance abuses on university campuses.
Click the underlined, highlighted phrases to reach the web sites |
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National Institute of Health
Resources
on Drug and Substance Abuse |
Additional NIH and
Other Website Links
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Links
hosted by NIH's National Institue on Drug Abuse (NIDA)include
a general websites on Club
Drugs, and Club Drugs.Org and
more specfic sites such as:
Club Drugs ((Ecstasy,
Rohypnol, GHB, Ketamine), Club
Drugs Aren't Fun Drugs,
The Prevalence
of Club Drug Use by young adults |
In
relation to women, the NIDA provides specific links related
to: Facts about Women
and Drug Abuse, research on Childhood,
Sexual Abuse and Adult Drug Dependency in Women,
and in relation to both young men and young women, Anabolic
Steroid Abuse, and the Anabolic
Steroids Threat to body and mind |
| The
Chronicle of Higher Education notes a surge in Alcohol
and Drug Violations on Campus, in a June, 2000 report |
A Whithouse Office of the National
Drug Control Policy report on, Confronting
and Reducing Drug Abuse on Campus, April 2004. |
| Current
trends and research in Preventing
Substance Abuse in Higher Education, in assessing Collegiate
Substance Abuse, on Theories
of such abuse from the U.S. Department of Education's ED.gov
site |
Prevention
On-Line, PREVLINE, a U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Clearinghouse
for Alcohol and Drug Information (NCADI). See also the
American Council for Drug Education |
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For
Information on Locating Substance Abuse Facilities and Treatment Programs
Visit: SAMHSA
The U.S. Department of Education's Home Site for:
The Center for Alcohol and Other Drug
Abuse and Violence Prevention
The Whitehouse's Home Site for:
The Office of National Drug
Control Policy, ONDCP |
