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Trends, Analyses and Reports
Position Paper
on Methamphetamine in California – Angela Goldberg
This is a working paper prepared for CPI and the California
Prevention Collaborative Summit Meth Discussion Session in
April 2006. It contains valuable information about meth in
CA and how to collectively prevent its grip on our
communities.
Summary Report:
GPAC Ad Hoc Committee on Methamphetamine Findings and
Recommendations
Governor’s Prevention Advisory Council (GPAC)
This report summarizes the process, findings and
recommendations of the GPAC Ad Hoc Committee on
Methamphetamine. More info about GPAC can be found at
http://www.adp.ca.gov/prevention/gpac.shtml.
California’s Methamphetamine Crisis: Examining Strategies
for Prevention, Treatment, and Law Enforcement
California Senate Select Committee on Methamphetamine Abuse
This briefing paper was produced by CA Senator Jackie
Speier’s office. Senator Speier chairs the Senate Select
Committee on Methamphetamine Abuse. Her office information
is available online at
www.sen.ca.gov/speier.
Methamphetamine Use: Lessons Learned
Authors: Dana Hunt, Ph.D.;
Sarah Kuck; Linda Truitt, Ph.D.
February 2006
This report provides an overview of the methamphetamine
problem in the United States. It looks at the history of the
problem, trends in use, characteristics of users, adverse
effects, trafficking and production and treatment issues.
The analysis relies on extensive review of extant literature
on the drug, analysis of existing datasets relevant to
methamphetamine use, and conversations with law enforcement
treatment, and government personnel dealing with the
problem.
Meth
Labs: California’s Hidden Danger by California
Attorney General Bill Lockyer
Pushing Back Against Meth: A Progress Report on the Fight
Against Methamphetamine in the United States
Office of National Drug Control Policy
UCLA Evaluation on Proposition 36
– The bottom line is that treatment does
work for meth addicts.
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