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Archived Daily News - 7th January 2008
   
 
Stat a fact
A brief summary of statistics for Daily Dose 2007 [Editor]
 
Obituary - David Shewan
David Shewan, who has died aged 43, was an academic who will be remembered best for his work showing people use heroin without major harm [The Herald, Scotland, UK]
 
Code of practice on the Naming, Packaging and Promotion of Alcoholic Drinks
Fourth Edtion of Code (effective from 1 Jan 2008). 24-page PDF [Portman Group, UK]
 
Social Marketing Standards
The Marketing and Sales Standards Setting Body will develop new Social Marketing Standards over the next 12 months - A questionnaire has been developed to collate as much information as possible [MSSSB, UK]
 
My Name's Bill - A play
Based on true events that led to the formation of Alcoholics Anonymous "My Name’s Bill" honestly portrays the ordeals, suffering and victories of people and loved ones working with and recovering from substance misuse [Outside Edge Theatre Company, UK]
 
Alcohol, Other Drugs, and Health: Current Evidence
Current Issue: January-February 2008 [Boston University, USA]
 
Side Effects of HIV Medications: Drug-by-Drug Overview
A detailed rundown of the most common side effects associated with HIV medications [HIV Insight, USA]
 
Co-occurring Disorders - Services Integration
This overview paper defines and explains services integration and differentiates services integration from systems integration. 12-page PDF [SAMHSA, USA]
 
Co-occurring Disorders - Systems Integration
A growing body of research demonstrates that integrated services produce better outcomes for individuals with co-occurring disorders (COD), particularly those with more serious or complex conditions. 10-page PDF [SAMHSA, USA]
 
The Epidemiology of Co-occurring Disorders
Part 2 presents some detailed technical information on these three studies and is intended for audiences who have some familiarity with epidemiologic methods. 11-page PDF [SAMHSA, USA]
 
Drug cartels dive beneath the waves
Drug seizures at sea are at a record high, with 70 tons of cocaine valued at more than £800 million found by the Colombian navy last year alone. The success has prompted cartels to use submarines. [Telegraph, UK]
 
2008 predictions for Australian Drug Policy
In 2008 "I believe the following will occur in relation to ATOD policy in Australia" [Australian Drug Blog]
 
   

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