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Office of National Drug Control Policy
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences · 2010 · Vol. 1187(1) · pp. 370–402
Bertha K. Madras✉(Harvard University)
Abstract
This essay describes how a basic scientist was thrust into the epicenter, the political cauldron of our national drug control policy, and how the experience altered her professional trajectory and perspective.
Substance Abuse Treatment and OutcomesPharmaceutical industry and healthcareHealth Policy Implementation SciencePoliticsPerspective (graphical)Control (management)Drug controlDrugNational PolicyPolitical sciencePublic administrationMedicineLaw
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District of ColumbiaDrug and Narcotic ControlGovernment AgenciesHealth PolicyHumansUnited StatesSubstance-Related DisordersHistory, 21st Century
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