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CESAR FAX

CESAR FAX provides a weekly, one-page overview of timely substance abuse trends or issues. More than 6,000 subscribers receive the CESAR FAX via email each Monday morning, 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 13, 2013 Volume 22, Issue 19 Alcohol-Involved Fatal Crashes More Likely to Occur on Weekends and at Nighttime; Drug-Involved Fatal Crashes Likely to Occur Anytime
May 6, 2013 Volume 22, Issue 18 U.S. High School Students Report Relaxation, Having Fun, and Feeling Good as Top Reasons for Misusing Prescription Drugs
April 29, 2013 Volume 22, Issue 17 Synthetic Marijuana Third Most Reported Substance Used by U.S. High School Students
April 22, 2013 Volume 22, Issue 16 Number of Unintentional Opioid Analgesic Deaths Continue to Increase; Benzodiazepine-Related Unintentional Deaths Now Surpass Cocaine
April 15, 2013 Volume 22, Issue 15 Unintentional Drug Overdose Deaths in U.S. Continue to Increase; Approaching Motor Vehicle Traffic Accidents as Primary Cause of Unintentional Deaths
April 8, 2013 Volume 22, Issue 14 Slightly More Than One-Half of Physicians Offer Advice to Teenagers Regarding Drinking, Smoking, or Drug Use at Routine Checkups
April 1, 2013 Volume 22, Issue 13 Arrest Rate for Drug Abuse Violations Decreases for Fifth Year in a Row
March 25, 2013 Volume 22, Issue 12 Number of Energy Drink-Related Emergency Department Visits Doubles from 2007 to 2011; Health Experts Ask FDA to Limit Caffeine Content in Energy Drinks
March 18, 2013 Volume 22, Issue 11 Decline in Past Month Alcohol Use Among U.S. 8th Graders Reaches Record Low; Decline Among 10th and 12th Graders May Have Stalled
March 11, 2013 Volume 22, Issue 10 Majority of U.S. Emergency Department Visits Involving Synthetic Cannabinoids Involve No Other Substances

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