Since the 1970s, the nonsmokers’ rights movement has made significant progress toward expanding clean indoor air protections for everyone, and today 62.7% of the U.S. population is protected from secondhand smoke exposure by local or statewide smokefree laws.

Today, we are highlighting a call to action from one of CADCA’s partners, the Center for Black Health and Equity

The substance use prevention field faces the introduction of two new dangerous products. Tianeptine and injectable liquid fentanyl have gained significant attention for their similarities to opioids. Here’s what you need to know:

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, an opportunity to promote more frequent and open dialogues about menta...

CADCA and Kenvue are excited to present the: Over-the-Counter Medicine Safety Guide DOWNLOAD A COPY TODAY! CADCA is proud to

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Esta publicación de blog invitada fue escrita por el Instituto Nacional sobre Abuso de Alcohol y Alcoholismo (NIAAA). Obtenga más información sobre el

This guest blog post was written by Smart Approaches to Marijuana (SAM) CEO Kevin Sabet, Ph.D. Learn more about SAM.  

  Esta publicación de blog invitada fue escrita por el director del Instituto Nacional sobre Abuso de Alcohol y Alcoholismo (NIAAA), George F. Koob,

By Raiko Mendoza, Vice President, Business Development and Membership, CADCA | December 23, 2020 At CADCA, we strive to ensure that our

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Como médico de urgencias, mi trabajo es mantener con vida a las personas. Si alguien muere durante mi turno, se considera