May 18, 2025 Opinion; By Cassandra Boness This opinion piece was originally published in the Albuquerque Journal:...

The Trump administration touts its commitment to reducing addiction, but its action don’t match the rhetoric. By curtailing research and funding for science-based solutions, we are practically assuring that the problem will continue to worsen over time.

Evidence-based, prevention-minded policymaking is likely to resonate on both sides of the aisle and has the potential to coalesce the public around what can be done for the greater good. Imagine a future where the US government is celebrated rather than denigrated. It’s time we embrace evidence-based policies to reduce waste while preserving effectiveness and investing in prevention for a more resilient, healthier nation.

Virtually all our political differences are rooted in values.

By Dr. Diana Fishbein, President of the National Prevention Science Coalition to Improve Lives October 30, 2023 I am the spouse of a...

The National Prevention Science Coalition congratulates President-Elect Joe Biden and Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris on the results...

Understand your local government structure. There is no consistent structure across localities. Some cities, for example, have strong...