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Archived Daily News - 22nd January 2008
   
 
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Teenage drugs fight funds awarded
A funding package of more than £500,000 has been awarded to tackle drug and alcohol issues in the Borders [BBC, UK]
 
MP's Boost for Beat the Benzos Campaign
The campaign to get more services for people addicted to legally prescribed drugs is going to the heart of the House of Commons [Benzo, UK]
 
Standards for integrated care pathways for mental health
The integrated care pathways (ICPs) for mental health standards have four main elements. 120-page PDF [NHS Scotland, UK]
 
New project to promote WRAP
We are delighted to announce the launch of a project to promote the use of Wellness Recovery Action Planning (WRAP) in Scotland [SRN, UK]
 
Topiramate Reduces Drinking in Adults With Alcohol Dependence
Topiramate may decrease alcohol consumption among people with alcohol dependence by reducing the release of dopamine [Alcohol, Other Drugs, and Health, USA]
 
Connections Project Launched
The European Institute of Social Services (EISS) of the University of Kent and the project partners are proud to announce the launch of the Connections Project to ensure integrated responses to drugs and related infections across the European criminal justice systems [IHRA]
 
Harm Reduction in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Network is Formed
It was unanimously agreed that a harm reduction network for sub-Saharan Africa was needed and, after much discussion, the ‘sub-Saharan Africa Harm Reduction Network’ (SAHRN) was formed [IHRA]
 
RCMP debunks claims Canada dumping 'extreme ecstasy' into U.S. market
The head of the RCMP's national drug branch is debunking claims by the United States' drug czar, who claims organized crime rings in Canada are dumping dangerous, methamphetamine-laced "extreme ecstasy" into his country's illegal drug market [Canadian Press]
 
America paying a real cost to continue the war on drugs
Although there are many unnecessary arrests in the U.S., the societal costs of arresting drug offenders in particular often outweigh the benefits [Daily Illini, USA]
 
Two more random drug test vans in NSW
The chances of NSW drivers on illegal drugs being caught has increased threefold with the arrival of two new random drug testing vans [The Age, Australia]
 
   

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