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Topics of interest in the area of youth drug abuse prevention include but are not limited to:

Underlying Processes and Mechanisms that Account for Prevention Program/Strategy Effectiveness
Methodology: Research Designs, Instruments, Data Analytic Procedures Appropriate for Multi-level Prevention Research
Efficacy and Effectiveness of School-, Family-, Peer-, Media-, and Community-based Prevention Interventions
Efficacy and Effectiveness of Comprehensive Universal, Selected and Indicated Drug Abuse Prevention Interventions
Adoption, Adaptation, Sustainability and Outcomes of Effective Interventions in New and Existing Service Delivery Systems
Controlled Studies that Take Efficacious and Effective Interventions to Different Settings
Efficacy and Effectiveness of Strategies to Address Multiple Negative Outcomes: Drug Abuse, Violence, HIV/AIDS, Other
Gender, Development and Culture Sensitive Approaches to Prevention
Prevention Services Research to Assess the Organization, Management, Delivery and Financing of Drug Abuse Prevention Strategies
Efficacy and Effectiveness Special Programs for Pregnant and Post Partum Women

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