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CESAR Fax

CESAR Fax provides a weekly, one-page overview of timely substance abuse trends or issues. Over 3,500 subscribers receive a Monday morning email or fax, including Federal and State policymakers; prevention specialists; treatment and health care providers; law enforcement officials; researchers and academicians; and media representatives.

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Date Volume/Issue Title
May 5, 2008 Volume 17 Issue 18 Parents Less Likely to Be Aware of Cigarette and Alcohol Use by Children Age 12 to 14 Than That of Older Children; Equally Likely to Be Unaware of Marijuana Use
April 28, 2008 Volume 17 Issue 17 Type of Party Attended by College Students Associated with Likelihood of High-Risk Drinking
April 21, 2008 Volume 17 Issue 16 Drinking Drivers Involved in Fatal Crashes Four to Eight Times More Likely to Have a Prior DWI Conviction
April 14, 2008 Volume 17 Issue 15 Alcohol & Marijuana Have Highest Rates of Continued Use in the Year After Initiation; Heroin & Crack Cocaine Have Highest Rates of Dependence
April 7, 2008 Volume 17 Issue 14 One-Half of U.S. HIV/AIDS Cases Diagnosed in 2006 Were Transmitted Solely Through Male-to-Male Sexual Contact; 17% Related to Injection Drug Use
March 31, 2008 Volume 17 Issue 13 Percentage of Positive Employee Drug Tests Containing Marijuana and Cocaine Decreases; Opiates and Amphetamines Increases Over Past 10 Years
March 24, 2008 Volume 17 Issue 12 More Than One-Half a Million Adolescents Use Inhalants for the First Time Each Year; Commonly Available Products Most Likely to Be Used
March 17, 2008 Volume 17 Issue 11 FY2009 Proposed Federal Drug Budget Increases Media Campaign Funding by $40 Million; Decreases Safe and Drug-Free Schools State Grants by Nearly $195 Million
March 10, 2008 Volume 17 Issue 10 FY2009 Federal Drug Control Budget Released; Prevention Continues to Receive Dwindling Proportion of Funding
March 3, 2008 Volume 17 Issue 9 Youths Who Use Stimulants Nonmedically More Likely to Report Illicit Drug Use and Other Delinquent Behaviors

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