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Citing Costs, N.J. Freezes DUI Admissions, Launches Vivitrol Pilot Agency: Expansion to Sex Addiction Makes Sense on Multiple Levels New Jersey's Vivitrol Pilot Rise in Teen Drug Use Highlights Need for Prevention Funding DFC Successes Study: Better Outcomes for Incarcerated Women With AA FDA Warns Against Ingestion of Tessalon by Children Under 10 Briefly Noted In the States Resources Names in the News Coming Up     

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CADCA Meeting Focuses on Increase in Drug Abuse, Need for Prevention Creation of Nonprofit Foundation Will Sustain N.Y. Center Mission Evaluation of DFC Program House GOP Proposes Cuts to FY2011, Including SAMHSA, ONDCP Drug‐Related Suicide Attempts Spike for Male Teens in December N.J. Merging Divisions of Mental Health and Addiction Services Briefly Noted Resources Names in the News Coming up     

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South Dakota: More Secrecy From the State, More Fear Among Providers Holistic‐Model Center Diversifies Further Under New Ownership SAMHSA Awards $22.5 Million for SA Prevention; South Dakota Uses for MI and SA Prevention Prevention Money Going From Substance Abuse to Mental Illness Illinois Providers Try to Reclaim Most of Unintended 26‐Percent Cut Briefly Noted In the States Coming up     

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SAMHSA Says Money is Tight and NOMs is Key to Accountability As Federal Parity Debate Intensifies, Report Hits Weakness of State Measures Good News: Congress Increases Treatment and Prevention Funding NY State Ready for a Comeback: Workforce and Prevention Most Treatment Programs are Serving Special Needs: SAMHSA Briefly Noted State Watch Grants and Funding Coming up     

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New N. D. Methamphetamine Treatment Program Created to Prevent Incarceration Antabuse Found to Produce Long‐Term Abstinence Due to Psychological Effects ShareHouse Stats Tech Your Children Well … Parents, Drinking and Current Prevention Ideology Testing for Performance Enhancers Begins in Hockey League NIDA Adds Two CTN Affiliates Briefly Noted Coming Up Resources In Case You Haven't Heard…     

Assessing Corporate Social Responsibility in China’s Sports Lottery Administration and Its Influence on Consumption Behavior

The purpose of this study was to identify and examine consumer perception of corporate social responsibility (CSR) in China's sports lottery industry, and the effect of perceived CSR initiatives on sports lottery consumption behavior. Research participants (N = 4,980), selected based on a computer-generated, randomly stratified multistage sampling process, comprised Chinese residents who had purchased sports lottery tickets in the past 12 months. They completed a questionnaire that was derived from a qualitative research process. A factor analysis extracted two factors associated with perceptions of CSR in China's sports lottery administration: Regulatory and Prevention Responsibilities and Product Development Responsibility. Logistic regression analyses revealed that these two factors were influential of consumer behavior (i.e., relative and absolute expenditure, purchasing frequency, and time commitment). This study represents an initial effort to understand the dimensions of perceived CSR associated with Chinese sports lottery. The findings signify the importance of enforcing CSR in sports lottery administration.     

Attitudes affecting physical dating violence perpetration and victimization: findings from adolescents in a high-risk urban community

This study examines the associations between attitudes supporting physical dating violence against boys hitting girls and girls hitting boys and experiences with physical dating violence perpetration and victimization among youth in a high-risk community. Cross-sectional logistic regression analyses are based on data from the Youth Violence Survey, conducted in 2004, and administered to more than 80% of public school students in grades 7, 9, 11, and 12 (N = 4,131) in an urban school district. Findings show that attitudes supporting physical dating violence against boys and girls are significantly associated with physical dating violence perpetration and victimization. Prevention programs that seek to reduce physical dating violence among adolescents may benefit from including sex-specific attitude modification as part of a comprehensive violence prevention approach.     

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The CADCA 2023 Leadership Forum and SAMHSA's Prevention Day will be held Jan. 30–Feb. 3 in Washington, D.C. For more information, go to https://www.cadca.org/forum2023     

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SAMHSA Budget: Good News for BG and Prevention, but New Insurance Tap North Dakota Center Hopes State Will Shore Up Financial Picture SA‐MH Integration in LA: People with COD Come First Cape Cod Times Series Focuses on Opioids, Insurance Problems Glitches and Still No Parity for Health Care Reform Obamacare: ‘Navigators’ are Replacing Insurance Brokers State News Coming up     

A family-based, developmental-ecological preventive intervention for high-risk adolescents

Family-based preventive intervention has emerged as a promising modality for preventing antisocial behavior problems in youth. This article introduces an intensive, family-based preventive intervention for high-risk adolescents: Multidimensional Family Prevention. Multidimensional Family Prevention combines the advantages of standard prevention models (curriculum based and protection focused) with those of psychosocial treatment models (assessment based and problem focused). The model's main features are described: theoretical foundations (risk and protection theory, developmental psychopathology, ecological theory), guidelines for constructing a multidomain prevention program (family and peer relationships, school and prosocial activities, drug use and health issues, cultural themes), and strategies for tailoring and implementing five flexible intervention modules (adolescent, parent, interactional, extended family, extrafamilial). Implemented in the family's home, the intervention works to create a resilient family environment that supports the basic adolescent developmental goals of renegotiated attachment bonds within the family and durable connections with prosocial institutions.     

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Final California Budget Cuts Treatment Funding in Half Needle Exchange Backers Face Hurdles Despite Vote to Lift Funding Ban CSAP Focuses on Science and Outcomes in Prevention Funding Carl Kaufmann: From Convict to Counselor New Hampshire Court Allows Evidence of Addiction in Burglary Trial Briefly Noted State News Coming up     

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CRC's New CEO Launches Inpatient Pre‐Vivitrol Detoxification Program Detox Center Operator Perseveres in Face of Siting Opposition Revised Anti‐Drug Media Campaign Effective, Study Finds Drug Control Budget: Where is Prevention Money Disappearing To? Voices of Recovery San Mateo County: Delivering Recovery Support SAMHSA Releases Screening Guide, Recommending Outdated CAGE CAGE Questions Briefly Noted Coming up     

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President's Fiscal 2006 Budget Would Eliminate School‐Based Prevention Program Field Supports Legislation to Lift Patient Limit for Buprenorphine Survey: One Million Show Past Month Use of Stimulants Non‐Medically HIPAA Security Requires Organizational Commitment Names in the News Resources Briefly Noted Coming up…     

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NASADAD Report: Most States Seeing Increase in Heroin Admissions and ODs Some States' Initiatives in MAT Rely Heavily on Primary Care Study Finds Some Benefit of Methadone over Buprenorphine Talking Circles to Be Studied as Youth Prevention Approach NIDA and NIAAA Start to Assemble Plan for Longitudinal Study State News Names in the News Coming up     

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Hill to OMB: Don't Cut SAMHSA Prevention Funds Richmond Agency Serving Homeless Says Growth Will Fulfill Mission ONDCP Stresses Importance of Treatment, Not Incarceration Federal Agencies Release Third Set of FAQs on Parity OASAS to Fund Housing for NYC Homeless Families Briefly Noted Names in the News Coming up     

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The ACA One Month Out: Too Soon to See Any Impact Providers Steer Through Complex Process for Inclusion in Networks Study Shows Parity for SUDs Raised Costs Only $10 per Enrollee per Year New Hampshire Providers Push for Medicaid Expansion More Research Needed on Underage Drinking: NIAAA Wyoming Bill Would Fund Treatment and Prevention with State Alcohol Revenues Program Employees Charged with Blocking Police Access Briefly Noted In the States Coming up     

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SAMHSA's Budget Request Again Seeks to Cut SA Prevention Set‐Aside Seattle OTP Emphasizes Safety Amid Policy Responses to Rx Abuse 3 States Use Rx Monitoring for Public Health, Not Enforcement OTPs and Tennessee Still at Loggerheads on Methadone ACA Requires Residential Treatment Coverage: Legal Opinion Briefly Noted Coming up     

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Tennessee Advocates Ask Department of Justice to Intervene in OTP Siting Case Heading into Insurance, Providers Must Initiate Careful Conversations ONDCP Responds to Opioid Trends: Naloxone and MAT Hazelden/Betty Ford Center Merger is Official Debunking Claims against Evidence‐Based Treatment CADCA Brings Grassroots Prevention Leaders to D.C. In the States Coming up     

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FADAA Includes Networks and Community Coalitions in Leadership Shift Rural Advisory Group Plans to Suggest Enhancements to SA Treatment, Prevention SAMHSA Alert on New Fentanyl Combination Coffee Protects Heavy Drinkers from Alcoholic Cirrhosis: Study NOMs Issue Brief Comes Out of NASADAD Meeting SAMHSA Releases TIP on Detoxification Vivitrol Commercially Available Briefly Noted Resources Call for Applications Coming Up