White House announces National Drug Control Strategy
The White House May 4 released its National Drug Control Strategy, which, among other efforts, recommends effective primary prevention programs. The initiative increases the implementation of evidence-based prevention strategies; establishes new partnerships with organizations supporting youth health and expanding primary prevention; supports a national media and education campaign against drug use; and supports and enhances the federal drug-free workplace program.
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