ARCHIVES
NIDA's Continued Commitment to Nicotine Research
Director's Perspective, Published March 2003
Nicotine's Multiple Effects on the Brain's Reward System Drive Addiction
Published March 2003
Long-Lasting Formulation Also May Increase Naltrexone Compliance
Published March 2003
Few Middle Schools Use Proven Prevention Programs
Published March 2003
Teen Smoking Dropped Dramatically in 2002
Tearoff, Published March 2003
Dr. Nora D. Volkow Named NIDA Director
Published March 2003
Cocaine's Effect on Blood Components May Be Linked to Heart Attack and Stroke
Published March 2003
Animal Studies Show Sex Differences in Impact of Efforts to Reduce Drug Seeking
Published March 2003
Youths' Opportunities to Experiment Influence Later Use of Illegal Drugs
Published January 2003
Teen Drug Use Declined in 2002, Report Shows
Published January 2003
Study Finds Significant Mental Deficits in Toddlers Exposed to Cocaine Before Birth
Published January 2003
Opening the Door to Mainstream Medical Treatment of Drug Addiction
Director's Perspective, Published January 2003
NIDA-Scholastic Team Spreads "Real News About Drugs" for Students
Tearoff, Published January 2003
Grouping High-Risk Youths for Prevention May Harm More Than Help
Published January 2003
Bulletin Board
Bulletin Board, Published January 2003
Five NIDA Prevention Programs Cited by CSAP; NIDA Releases 2003 Calendar Featuring Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders
Timing Quit Date May Help Women Smokers
Published November 2002
Depression, PTSD, Substance Abuse Increase in Wake of September 11 Attacks
Published November 2002
Rising to the Challenges of Inhalant Abuse
Director's Perspective, Published November 2002
Bulletin Board
Bulletin Board, Published November 2002
Study Sheds Light on Progression to Drug Dependence; Retiring Advisory Council Members
Inhalant Abuse Among Young People
Published November 2002
Family-Based Treatment Programs Can Reduce Adolescent Drug Abuse
Published November 2002
Buprenorphine Approval Expands Options for Addiction Treatment
Published November 2002
Prenatal Exposure to Ecstasy May Impair Memory and Cognition
Published October 2002
Study Demonstrates That Marijuana Smokers Experience Significant Withdrawal
Published October 2002
Researchers, Practitioners "Blend" Talents, Share Knowledge at NIDA Conference
Published October 2002
New Insights Into Relapse
Director's Perspective, Published October 2002
Dr. Roger M. Brown: Drug Abuse Neuroscience Pioneer
Published October 2002
Bulletin Board
Bulletin Board, Published October 2002
Dr. Elkashef Honored by PHS; Nobel Laureate Addresses Symposium
Combining Medications May Be Effective Treatment for "Speedball" Abuse
Published October 2002
Cannabinoid Antagonist Reduces Marijuana's Effects in Humans
Published October 2002
New Research Report Presents Marijuana Facts
Tearoff, Published October 2002
NIDA's New Journal for Researcher-Provider Dialogue
Published May 2002
New Teaching Aids Focus on Ecstasy (MDMA), Power of Science
Tearoff, Published May 2002
In Drug Abuse, Gender Matters
Director's Perspective, Published May 2002
Cocaine's Effects on Cerebral Blood Flow Differ Between Men and Women
Published May 2002
Adolescent Treatment Programs Reduce Drug Abuse, Produce Other Improvements
Published April 2002
Bulletin Board
Bulletin Board, Published April 2002
Coping With Stress Subject of New NIDA Community Alert; Special Issue Highlights Research on Stress and Drug Abuse; Chronic Marijuana Abuse May Increase Risk of Stroke; Therapy Manual 4 Coming Soon; PSAs Warn Young Adults: Drug Use Can Impair Judgment, Result in Health Problems
NIDA Research Advances Global Efforts to Prevent and Treat AIDS
Director's Perspective, Published April 2002
NIDA Announces Science-Based Principles of HIV Prevention in Drug Users
Tearoff, Published April 2002
Cognitive Deficits Associated with Heavy Marijuana Use Appear to be Reversible
Published April 2002
