endorsed by 11 leading health, medical, prevention, and educational
organizations;
-- Two Open Letter ads targeting health and school professionals in
medical and educational publications running for 2 months;
-- Two print ads targeting parents in 14 national magazines and running
for 4 months;
-- Online banner ads and search engine advertising for parents running for
4 months and driving to the Campaign's Web site for parents
-- Targeted messages on prescription information sheets for commonly
abused substances in 15,000 pharmacies nationwide during February and
March.
-- Featured content on ONDCP's Web site for parents,
http://www.TheAntiDrug.com, including a virtual house tour showing
"danger zones" in the home, as well as tips on safeguarding and
disposing of prescription and OTC drugs;
-- A new, comprehensive brochure on teen prescription drug abuse for
parents; and
-- A tool kit to help community groups implement local prescription drug
abuse prevention efforts.
When used correctly and under the care of a health provider, prescription drugs provide many benefits. But there are serious consequences to abusing prescription drugs or combining them with alcohol or other drugs, as many teens do. ONDCP has released a full report: "Prescription for Danger: A Report on Prescription and Over-the-Counter Drug Abuse Among the Nation's Teens." To view the report, visit: http://theantidrug.com/pdfs/prescription_report.pdf and to view the ads visit http://www.TheAntiDrug.com.
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