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- University of Michigan School
of Public Health
Ann Arbor, MI
$340,276—Evaluation of the tobacco harm reduction
movement and its implications for nicotine addiction and
public health (2 years). ID#44113
- University of Minnesota School
of Public Health
Minneapolis, MN
$394,736—Research and demonstration to assess the
effectiveness of server training to prevent the sale of
alcohol to underage persons at community events (2 years).
ID#44120
$340,942—Assessment of the effects of economic development
activities on employment, alcohol outlet density and homicide
(2 years). ID#44122
- National Bureau of Economic
Research, Inc.
New York, NY
$99,145—Examining the impact of body weight, tobacco
prices and tobacco control policies on smoking initiation
by adolescents (1 year). ID#46091
- National Opinion Research Center
Chicago, IL
$116,896—Research on the simple economics of the
social costs and benefits of the war on drugs (2 years).
ID#45566
- The New York Academy of Medicine
New York, NY
$399,837—Evaluation of the social determinants that
influence participation in the New York State Expanded Syringe
Access Demonstration Program (3 years). ID#45561
- University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill School of Public Health
Chapel Hill, NC
$399,988—Examining the sales practices of Internet
cigarette vendors: Implications for policy development,
implementation and enforcement (3 years). ID#47214
- The Pennsylvania State University
College of Health and Human Development
University Park, PA
$373,968—Medicinal nicotine for harm reduction:
Evaluation effects and assessing policy (3 years). ID#45567
- The Pennsylvania State University
Social Science Research Institute
University Park, PA
$99,801—Assessing the impact of substance abuse
on employment status (18 months). ID#45500
- University of Pennsylvania School
of Medicine
Philadelphia, PA
$291,743—Study on the treatment of opioid dependence
in New York state primary care clinics (18 months).
ID#45568
- Rand Corporation
Santa Monica, CA
$264,124—Research on the implementation and impact
of California's Proposition 36, a diversion program for
non-violent drug-possession offenders (18 months). ID#44121
$24,927—Research on the implementation and impact
of California's Proposition 36, a diversion program for
non-violent drug-possession offenders (1 year). ID#46304
$399,998—Study on drug prosecutions and drug policy
reform (18 months). ID#45563
$398,559—National and cross-national analyses of
the effects of cannabis depenalization (2 years). ID#45564
- The Texas A&M University
System Health Science Center Research Foundation
College Station, TX
$99,992—Research on factors that influence alcohol-related
traffic fatalities in Texas and evaluation of the state's
blood alcohol concentration law (2 years). ID#45499
- Tobacco Control Resource Center
Inc.
Boston, MA
$99,716—Developing and disseminating legal policy
research intended to control the growth of Internet sales
of tobacco products (2 years). ID#45271
$49,737—Developing and disseminating legal policy
research intended to control the growth of Internet sales
of tobacco products–supplemental support (2 years).
ID#46927
- University of Washington School
of Law
Seattle, WA
$99,770—Fetal alcohol syndrome and the law: Policy
choices and implementation (1 year). ID#47686
- University of Washington School
of Medicine
Seattle, WA
$399,988—Development and implementation of a pilot
office-based buprenorphine program for opiate-addicted Medicaid
patients (3 years). ID#44114
- Wake Forest University Health
Sciences
Winston-Salem, NC
$931,993—Technical assistance and direction for
the Substance Abuse Policy Research Program (1 year).
ID#44211
Treatment Research Institute, Inc.
Philadelphia, PA
$205,823—Outcome evaluation
of an initiative to incorporate substance abuse treatment
into welfare reform programs (8 months). ID#43918
University of Wisconsin–Madison Medical School
Madison, WI
$54,277—Completing and
implementing a national blueprint to promote tobacco cessation
(7 months). ID#45383
Wisconsin Women's Health Foundation Inc.
Madison, WI
$49,953—Expanding a
smoking cessation counseling program for pregnant and parenting
women (7 months). ID#45798
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