iPrevention™ Podcastshttp://AODinitiatives.org/index.htmDedicated to dissemination of research and important news in the world of Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug (ATOD) abuse prevention.enpodcast@aodinitiatives.orgCopyright 2008 James Lange2008-04-17T12:47:55-07:00 hourly 1 2000-01-01T12:00+00:00 Thu, 17 Apr 2008 12:49:26 -0700James LangeiPreventionpodcast@aodinitiatives.orgAlcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention InformationAlcohol and Other Drug Abuse Prevention InformationDedicated to the dissemination of research and important news in the world of Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drug (ATOD) abuse prevention.Estimating BACspodcast@aodinitiatives.orgHome2008-04-17T12:47:55-07:00http://AODinitiatives.org/iprevention/podcast/files/6fd3f55f7bcb30eaa1ceafdc8c804f9b-3.html#unique-entry-id-3http://AODinitiatives.org/iprevention/podcast/files/6fd3f55f7bcb30eaa1ceafdc8c804f9b-3.html#unique-entry-id-3Coming Soon... A short podcast is currently being edited for posting on the topic of estimating blood alcohol concentrations (BACs) and how to use AODWiki's eBAC calculator. Look for it in the next week.]]>Salvia and the College Campuspodcast@aodinitiatives.orgSalvia divinorum2008-02-21T15:00:41-08:00http://AODinitiatives.org/iprevention/podcast/files/salvia.html#unique-entry-id-1http://AODinitiatives.org/iprevention/podcast/files/salvia.html#unique-entry-id-1
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See here for our study on college student use of salvia divinorum.]]>James LangeSalvia divinorum, Alcohol prevention, drug abuse prevention, college campus, health, psychologySalvia Divinorum and the College CampusLecture will introduce the campus administrator or prevention professional to Salvia Divinorum. Dr. Lange discusses (1) the forms of salvia used as an hallucinogen, (2) who appears to be using salvia on college campuses, (3) the drug's effects, (4) policy controls on its use, and (5) suggestions for prevention strategies.yes