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National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA). National Institutes of Health. Educational resources &
materials, detailed facts about drugs of abuse including a table of abused drugs,
statistics, available media, resources for treatment, grant opportunities.
Check sidebars for topics. Visited on 27 August 04
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Amphetamines.com
provides a
comprehensive yet understandable discussion of amphetamine drugs,
including
methamphetamine. Some information is technical and some is interesting
trivia Visited 2 October 06
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MethResources.gov: Excellent "first
look" site for enforcement, prevention, education, treatment, program
funding, et al. Sponsored by
White House Office of National Drug Control Policy, includes
contributions from Depts of H&HS and DOJ. Visited 8 Dec 05
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The Meth Project includes the
Palo Alto, Montana, Arizona, Idaho and Illinois Meth Projects. Pioneered
in Montana, these programs sponsor a very aggressive prevention
program, includinghigh-impact ads aimed at
potential users. Take a look at and listen
to their ads. A second site
carries much of the same material. Visited 11 October 2007
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US Dept. of Justice National
Drug Threat Assessment 2007: Excellent national
statistics, information on
availability, supply, demand, enforcement, etc. Viewed 9 April 2007
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The DEA reports on the
Methamphetamine Situation (March, 1996) A bit out of date
but still has some good gems concerning national and regional
trafficking, enforcement and control problems and status of productiion
and transportation of meth.. Visited 11 June 2007
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One of the best web
sites, the Partnership for a
Drug-Free
America has a viariety of information
covering all drugs, including alcohol, and a special
secton devoted to methamphetamine. There are Links,
personal stories, photos, news and resources.
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Take a look at this web site sponsored by
the State of
Tennessee. with individual counties' information within it.
There's an offenders' registry (they'll give you a list of
counties to choose
from), help and prevention information, etc. All very professionally
done. Viewed 19 January 2005
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More
Faces of Meth:
From Multnomah
County, Oregon. Scroll down for photos of meth users - before and
after. Viewed 27 May 2007
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Also from Multnomah
County, Oregon, The Meth Tax
explores the partial cost of meth to the community including crime
victim
losses, foster care, cleanup of toxic sites, fires, healthcare from HIV
and hepatitis C. Viewed 10 June 2007 |
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Powerful article by parents who
lost a child to drugs. In this case heroin, but the story's
the same. Also a few
responses they have received. Visited 12
October 2006
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lifeormeth.org Facts,
help sources, Q&A. 5-state upper midwest region. Visited 28 Dec 03
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Medical toxicity is discussed in the Section on
methamphetamine in eMedicine. This is an
on-line text designed for emergency room
physicians. Visited 28 Dec 03
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Addicted Offender Program (AOP) A
program of the Superior Court of Shasta County under which persons
convicted of a felony may participate in a closely supervised
probation. Description of the program and reports of results. Visited
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Information on DEC programs nationwide is
available
from the National
Alliance for Drug Endangered Children. Visited 18 June 2005
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Butte County, CA, Meth
Strike Force web site. Problem list, mission statement, plans
and activities, Butte County statistics. Visited 21 April 05
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Media Reports, News Articles: The California Meth page
of nation-wide and all-drug media postings by Media Awareness Project
of DrugSense. 1 May 2004
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From Missouri, the Community Partnership of the Ozarks site.
Siezure of 2,778 meth
labs made Missouri the number one state for lab seizures in 2004.
17 Dec 05
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Dammadd Dads and Mad Moms Against Drug Dealers.
New York-based group. Anecdotes, soliciting tips, aiding prosecution,
links, etc. 24 March 2005
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From Kansas, the KCI site for
recovering meth addicts, their families and associates, and persons
seeking help. 17 Dec 05
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National
Families in Action. Review of prevention/legalization
movements, state ballot initiatives, effects, resources for parents,
links. Visited 21 April 2005
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University of
Utah education
module for children. Subjects are synapses,
neurotransmitters, etc., and mechanisms of action of meth, ectacy and
cocaine. Visited 19 Jan 07
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