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DAILY DOSE OF DRUG AND ALCOHOL NEWS
14th May 2008

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The Wired In 'Way Forward'
Please read our strategy and tell us what you think. And sign up to our new Recovery Movement. The people affected by substance use problems need you! Let's make a difference together!! [the prof speaks out]
 
ACMD open meeting - 19 May 2008
The Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs will be holding its second open meeting on 19 May 2008 [Home Office, UK]
 
Inspecting the field - Harm Reduction and Commissioning Systems
Last week the Healthcare Commission and the NTA published their penultimate improvement review. The review gives us some interesting information about the maturity of our commissioning systems and the effectiveness of harm reduction implementation and planning, but does the inspection report raise more questions than it answers? [Sara McGrail, UK]
 
Comic Relief: Alcohol Hidden Harm - Call for bids
Comic Relief has supported work around young people and alcohol for many years and now wants to fund a number of projects across England for up to three years that are supporting children and young people living in families where there is problematic parental drinking [Comic Relief, UK]
 
'There is not a God-given right to dispense alcohol'
Scotland is boldly taking on the drinks industry and retailers to tackle its health and social problems. Will the rest of Britain follow? [Guardian, UK]
 
700% rise in cocaine users seeking initial treatment
A significant jump (695%) in new cocaine cases, from 43 to 342 [Irish Examiner]
 
Legalise Cannabis Ireland March 2008
Video Pictures and Report [Indymedia, Ireland]
 
Victoria to test used-needle drop boxes
Victoria is undertaking a pilot project to rid itself of discarded syringes on city streets [Globe and Mail, Canada]
 
Insite is about more than injections, supporters say
One young woman credits the centre with saving her - and a grieving mother wishes it had existed years ago [Globe and Mail, Canada]
 
InSite and harm reduction work
Last week, I was part of a group of people that planted more than 800 crosses in a Downtown Eastside neighbourhood park. This wouldn't be newsworthy if each cross represented someone who died. The twist is that each cross represented someone who lived, despite overdosing from drugs [National Post, Canada]
 
35 Years of Rockefeller Drug Laws, and Hope There Won’t Be 36
We are now in a moment when the laws are being scrutinized again, in public hearings organized by a consortium of six New York State Assembly committees [New York Times, USA]
 
How Pot Became Demonized
The Fine Line Between Good Medicine and 'Dangerous Drugs' [Alternet, USA]
 
Drug Czar's Latest B.S. Claim
Pot Makes Teens Crazy and Suicidal [Alternet, USA]
 
Emerging Transatlantic Drug Threats: Transcript and Video
A transcript and video from Director Walters' recent briefing in emerging transatlantic drug threats at the Foreign Press Center in Washington, D.C.[Pushing Back, ONDCP, USA]
 
Colombia Extradites 14 Paramilitary Leaders
The extraditions of so many paramilitary leaders at once was unprecedented in Colombia’s long history of trying to dismantle the hydra-headed syndicates that export cocaine to the U.S. [New York Times, USA]
 
Wada fires drugs dispute in English football
English football has become embroiled in an anti-doping dispute which risks aggravating relationships between players and their clubs [Telegraph, UK]
 
 

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