NIDA Club Drug Research Funding To Jump 40%, Education Effort Underway
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
The National Institute on Drug Abuse is accelerating its research efforts on the risks of "club drugs," including methamphetamine and GHB, through a 40% funding increase. The institute will now dedicate $54 mil. to study the abuse of these substances.
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