RAND Drug Policy Research Center (DPRC) Newsletter

June 1999

Published 1999

The 1999 newsletter for the RAND Drug Policy Research Center (DPRC) includes these reports: "DPRC Celebrates Its 10th Anniversary," "Knowing from Adam: Improving the National Survey of Drug Use by Arrestees," "Shaping Our Nation's Policy for Safe and Drug Free Schools and Communities," "Collaborating with Phoenix House on a Treatment Research Agenda," and "Removing Health Plan Coverage Limits on Substance Abuse Services: Is It Affordable?"

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  • Year: 1999
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  • DOI: https://doi.org/10.7249/CP201-1999-06
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