Global Task Force (GTF) Q3 2026 Edition : Prevention in Action
Across the Global Task Force (GTF), our members and partners [...]
The Bigger Picture of Overdose Risk
The overdose crisis is often discussed in terms of the [...]
August Proclaimed National Substance Use Primary Prevention Month
August 2026 has been proclaimed National Substance Use Primary Prevention Month, creating a new opportunity to elevate evidence-based prevention and prevent substance use before it begins. Learn how you can join the conversation, share your prevention story, and support prevention year-round.
When cannabis retailers become the source of health advice
A new mystery shopper study assessed 130 cannabis retailers across five states, uncovering gaps in age verification, prohibited health claims, and inconsistent safety warnings. The findings highlight the urgent need for stronger oversight and clearer regulations in the rapidly evolving cannabis retail landscape.
Introducing the New Inclusive Recovery Communities of Tampa Bay Website
The new Inclusive Recovery Communities of Tampa Bay (IRCTB) website is now live! Discover recovery resources, learn about the initiative, submit upcoming recovery events, and stay connected with organizations and individuals working to strengthen recovery across the Tampa Bay region.
Cannabinoids for PTSD: Why the evidence still falls short
Cannabis is increasingly being used by individuals with Post-Traumatic Stress [...]
Cannabis Use, Obesity and Mental Health in Low Income Veterans
A recent study examined how obesity and a history of [...]
Building Resilience Before Crisis: A Special Pathways to Prevention Episode for World Resiliency Week
Celebrate World Resiliency Week with a special Pathways to Prevention collaboration featuring the Unnecessary Harm Podcast. Learn how resilience, healthy coping, and prevention work together to build stronger individuals and healthier communities.
Mixing Cannabis Edibles and Alcohol: Why A “Little Bit of Both” May Be More Dangerous Than You Think.
Many people assume consuming small amounts of cannabis and alcohol is relatively harmless. However, new research suggests that combining cannabis edibles and alcohol can significantly increase impairment, even at a low dose.
Global Prevention and Drug Policy Updates
Stay informed with the latest global drug policy updates, including the 2026 UNODC World Drug Report launch, VNGOC General Assembly, World Resiliency Week, international prevention events, and new research on substance use trends.
