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NIDA InfoFacts: Science-Based Facts on Drug Abuse and Addiction

InfoFacts Index

Effects of Drug Abuse
Understanding Drug Abuse and Addiction
Revised: September 2007
Drug Abuse and the link to HIV/AIDS
Revised: December 2006
Drugged Driving
Revised: April 2008

Health Effects of Specific Drugs
Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products
Revised: June 2007
Club Drugs
Revised: June 2007

Crack and Cocaine

Revised: June 2007
MDMA (Ecstasy)
Revised: June 2007
Heroin
Revised: June 2007
Inhalants
Revised: June 2007
Khat
Added: December 2007
LSD
Revised: June 2007
Marijuana
Revised: June 2007
Methamphetamine
Revised: March 2007
Prescription Pain and Other Medications
Revised: June 2007
PCP
Revised: June 2007
Methylphenidate (Ritalin)
Revised: June 2007
Rohypnol and GHB
Revised: June 2007
Salvia
Added: October 2007
Steroids (Anabolic-Androgenic)
Revised: March 2007

Prevention and Treatment
Treatment Approaches for Drug Addiction
Revised: August 2006
Lessons From Prevention Research
Revised: February 2004
Treatment for Drug Abusers in the Criminal Justice System
Added: July 2006

Survey Data
Costs to Society from Drug Abuse
High School and Youth Trends
Revised: December 2007
Hospital Visits
Revised: April 2005
Nationwide Trends
Revised: September 2004
Treatment Trends
Revised: March 2005
Workplace Trends

NIDA Information
NIDA Funding Opportunities
Information about NIDA Grants
NIDA's Home Page
Our Mission and Structure
NIDA's Opportunities for Special Populations
Revised: July 2005

Additional Information
Past Meeting Summaries and Special Reports
Other Drug Abuse Information Services Revised: February 2008

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