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ABOUT US
The Journal of Global Drug Policy and Practice is an international journal with the goal of bridging the information gap on drug policy issues between the medical-scientific community, policymakers, practitioners and the lay public. Our intended readership includes clinicians, clinical researchers, policymakers, prevention specialists and other persons interested in understanding drug policy issues or in providing drug policy recommendations. The Journal of Global Drug Policy and Practice is a joint effort of the Institute on Global Drug Policy and the International Scientific and Medical Forum on Drug Abuse.
The Institiute on Global Drug Policy is an alliance of physicians, scientists, attorneys and drug specialists advocating public policies that curtail the use of illicit and misuse of licit drugs and alcohol.
The International Scientific and Medical Forum on Drug Abuse is a brain trust of the world's leading researchers involved in drug-related research and physicians concerned about the drug abuse problem. This group helps to dispel misinformation related to current drug issues in the media.
Our Editorial Board consists of respected professionals in drug policy, practice and substance abuse prevention.
Ernst Aeschbach, MD Andrea G. Barthwell, MD, FASAM Robert DuPont, MD, Institute for Behavior and Health David G. Evans, Esq., Drug Free Schools Coalition Calvina Fay, MBA, Executive Director, Drug Free America Foundation Jack Gilligan, PhD, Fayette Companies David A. Gross, MD, DFAPA Edward A. Jacobs, MD, Everett Clinic William S. Jacobs, MD, University of Florida Mel Levitsky, University of Michigan Ian Oliver, PhD, UNODC Robert E. Peterson, Esq., PRIDE Youth Programs, International Herbert Schaepe, MD Richard Schwartz, MD, Inova Hospital for Children Peter Stoker, C. Eng., MICE (Retd.), Director, National Drug Prevention Alliance Eric A. Voth, MD, FACP
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This project was supported by Grant No. 2005-JL-FX-0128 awarded by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice. Points of view or opinions on this website are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the official position or policies of the U.S. Department of Justice.
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