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Drug Policy Science and the Blogosphere

Tim Condon, Ph.D., a Science Policy Advisor at the National Institute on Drug Abuse, guest posts at the ONDCP’s “blog.”

With so much misinformation about drugs floating around the blogosphere, the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) re-launches its annual NIDA Goes Back to School Initiative (NGBS). This initiative focuses on science-based drug education materials […]

Don’t Over-Analyze Prop. 19

Because you can count on it: the mainstream media won’t analyze it at all

Guest Post to Drug WarRant by KATE WOODS

There has been a jungle of growing chatter within the pro-cannabis community over the issue of Proposition 19, resulting in a rift between growers and advocates.

What could possibly be the […]

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