Massachusetts (1995)

This 1995 report provides an in-depth analysis of tobacco, alcohol, and illicit drug use in Massachusetts. It highlights the extent of substance abuse and its impact on health, costs, and crime, and explores the state’s response to these challenges. The report identifies several unique initiatives established by Massachusetts, including a collaborative and comprehensive approach to addressing substance abuse problems and using data to understand the complex nature of the issue better. It also emphasizes the need for increased public understanding and support for more effective policies to address substance abuse in the state.

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