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Topics in Brief

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Smokeless Tobacco Created: December 2009
Marijuana Created: November 2009
Substance Abuse among the Military, Veterans, and their Families Created: July 2009
Prenatal Exposure to Drugs of Abuse Created: April 2009
Treating Offenders with Drug Problems: Integrating Public Health and Public Safety Revised: March 2009
Tobacco and Nicotine Research Revised: August 2008
Medications Development at NIDA Revised: July 2008
Genetics of Addiction: A Research Update from the National Institute on Drug Abuse Revised: April 2008
Prescription Drug Abuse Revised: March 2008
Tobacco Addiction Revised: November 2007
NIDA's Blending Initiative: Accelerating Research-Based Treatments into Practice Revised: October 2007
Comorbid Drug Abuse and Mental Illness Revised: October 2007
Drug Abuse Prevention Revised: March 2007
Methamphetamine Addiction: Cause for Concern - Hope for the Future Revised: March 2007
Science of Addiction Revised: January 2007
Buprenorphine: Treatment for Opiate Addiction Right in the Doctor's Office Revised: August 2006
Linked Epidemics: Drug Abuse and HIV/AIDS Created: October 2005


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