Drugs, Money, and Graphic Ads: A Critical Review of the Montana Meth Project

Overview of attention for article published in Prevention Science, August 2008

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@badacademic @AlexWodak @mattnoffs @DrNicoleLee Thanks Ingrid. I'll check out your TedX talk. I first became aware of the issue when one of my graduate school collegues published this https://t.co/CSoxgIhvz5

RT @profhrs: “There is no evidence that reductions in methamphetamine use in Montana are caused by the advertising campaign” https://t.co/a…

RT @profhrs: “There is no evidence that reductions in methamphetamine use in Montana are caused by the advertising campaign” https://t.co/a…

RT @profhrs: “There is no evidence that reductions in methamphetamine use in Montana are caused by the advertising campaign” https://t.co/a…

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