Top Drug & Alcohol News of the Week
Trump Proposes Cutting Drug Control Policy Office Budget by 95 Percent
The Trump Administration 2020 budget proposal includes a 95 percent cut to the budget of the Office of National Drug Control Policy, The Washington Post reports. Read More 
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National Drug Control Strategy Lacks Objectives, Government Report Says
The Trump Administration’s first National Drug Control Strategy, released in January, lacks objectives, according to a new report by the Government Accountability Office. Read More
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Report Details Challenges Faced by Children With Families Affected by Opioids
Children whose families are affected by the opioid epidemic face unique challenges, including having to monitor parents for overdoses, according to a new report. Read More
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Juul Wants Employers and Insurers to Use Its Products to Help Workers Quit Smoking
Juul is proposing that employers and insurance companies use its e-cigarettes to help workers quit smoking, CNBC reports. Read More |
College Officials Concerned About “Drunkorexia”
College officials are concerned about students refusing to eat all day before consuming alcohol, a practice known as “drunkorexia,” according to The Washington Post. Read More |
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