Select mentions of the CLS in the news, listed chronologically

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Maitland, T.E.L. (2018). “Can I have a pill?” Teaching teens the dangers of sharing ADHD medication. ADDitude.

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Mills, D. (2017). Are energy drinks the new gateway drug? Healthline.

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Dwyer, K. (2016). The real reason study drugs are a bad idea. Teen Vogue.

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Norton, A. (2015). Smoke weed in college and your grades may go to pot. US News and World Report

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Svrluga, S. (2015). Can anyone answer this: Does marijuana help you get good grades and graduate from college on time? Washington Post.

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Brennan, C. (2015). Popping pills: Examining the use of 'study drugs' during finals. USA Today.

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Caputi, T. (2015). Catherine Hiller is not your average marijuana legalizer -- She's more dangerous. Huffington Post.

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Graves, G. (2015). Is everybody on something? Glamour.

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Shih, K. (2014). Just say no: New study shows parental provision of alcohol increases teen risk of alcohol abuse. Terp Magazine.

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Staff Writer (2013). Use of false ID by youth to buy alcohol is slippery slope toward alcohol use disorders. ScienceDaily.

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Schick, D. (2013). Study: Marijuana use increases risk of academic problems. USA Today.

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Marcus, M.B. (2013). Even a little pot use ups college dropout risk: Second study found similar connection with other drugs. HealthDay.

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Weise, E., O'Donnell, J. (2012). FDA probes whether deaths linked to energy shots. USA Today.

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Schwartz, N. (2012). New York state is investigating energy drink makers. New York Times. August 28th.

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Zimmer, C. (2012). The brain: Bottles full of brain-boosters. Discover Magazine. July/August.

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Rehm, D. (2012). Using prescription medication for an academic edge. The Diane Rehm Show. July 26th.

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Carpenter, M. (2012). Consumers have little guidance on energy drinks. NPR.

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Vimont, C. (2011). Overuse of prescription painkillers may be a risk factor for diverting medication. Join Together.

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CESAR. (2011). Alcohol-related traffic risk behaviors common among college students; increase significantly when they reach age 21. CESAR FAX, 20(14).

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Huget, J.L. (2011). On energy drinks, a voice of caution -- and reason. The Washington Post.

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Tickner, N. (2011). Non-alcoholic energy drinks may pose 'high' health risks. EurekAlert!

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Lipka, S. (2011). The researcher who flattened alcoholic energy drinks. The Chronicle of Higher Education.

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Aldhous, P. (2010). US bans sale of alcoholic drinks with caffeine kick. New Scientist.

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Barker, J. (2010). 5 mistakes parents make with their teens and tweens. WebMD.

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Mozes, A. (2010). 1 in 5 college students admitted to drunk driving, study found. HealthDay.

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Food and Drug Administration. (2009). FDA to look into safety of caffeinated alcoholic beverages: Agency sends letters to nearly 30 manufacturers.

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Treatment Research Institute. (2009). College students rarely seek help despite serious substance use problems. Research Brief.

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CESAR. (2009). College students who have used Adderall^® nonmedically in the past year more likely to have also used other drugs. CESAR FAX, 18(14).

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Hahn, L. (2009). Don't toast your teen. Good Housekeeping, January (page 85).

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Partnership Editorial Staff. (2009). Stimulant abuse on campus. The Drug and Alcohol Scene: The Latest Drug & Alcohol News from the Partnership for a Drug-Free America.

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Adams, J.U. (2008). A closer look: Energy drinks: A push over the edge? Los Angeles Times.

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Bowen, E. (2008). The Adderall edge. The Miami Student.

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CESAR. (2008). Majority of students at one mid-Atlantic university perceive moderate to great risk of harm in using prescription drugs nonmedically. CESAR FAX, 17(36).

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CESAR. (2008). Nearly one in ten first-year college students at one university have a cannabis use disorder; At-risk users report "potentially serious cannabis-related problems". CESAR FAX, 17(3).

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Harding, A. (2008). Keep tabs on teens to prevent college drinking. Reuters.

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Kiehl, S. (2008). UM confronts alcohol abuse: U. of Md. holds meeting on ways to curb alcohol abuse. The Baltimore Sun.

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Mozes, A. (2008). College freshmen see Rx drug misuse more risky than alcohol, pot. HealthDay.

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Munro, N. (2008). Juiced on the job. National Journal Magazine.

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Szep, J. (2008). U.S grapples with rising prescription drug addiction. Reuters.

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Webber, C. (2008). Parental supervision during high school may curb college drinking problems. BioMed Central.

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McNamara, D. (2007). Students say that they use stimulants only for studying. Internal Medicine News.

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Twitchell, J. (2007). Cheers? Alcohol added to some energy drinks. Deseret News.

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