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Announcements
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May 2012
Now Published: Collaborative Care to Manage Depression
Newly published reviews and Task Force findings feature the effectiveness of this intervention in improving depression symptoms, adherence to treatment, response to treatment, and remission and recovery.
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April 2012
Task Force Recommends Against Privatizing Retail Alcohol Sales
Evidence links privatization to increased consumption of alcoholic beverages, excessive drinking and related harms.
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April 2012
Task Force Chair Supports Future of Public Health
A gift from Jonathan and Karin Fielding supports public health education and research at soon-to-be named UCLA Jonathan and Karin Fielding School of Public Health.
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March 2012
Helping Caregivers of Adolescents Reduce their Teens’ Health Risk Behaviors
See newly published Task Force findings on helping caregivers reduce their teen's health risk behaviors.
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March 2012
Abstinence Education and Comprehensive Risk Reduction for Teens
See newly published Task Force findings on abstinence education and comprehensive risk reduction for teens.
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March 2012
Winter 2012: Task Force Releases New Recommendations and Findings
Topics include tobacco cessation and interventions to promote health equity.
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December 2011
Task Force Releases First Annual Report to Congress
The report describes Task Force background, methods, findings, evidence gaps, priorities, and how states and communities use its recommendations.
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November 2011Task Force Member Appointed to President's Cancer Panel
Congratulations to Community Preventive Services Task Force member Barbara K. Rimer on her appointment as Chairman of the President's Cancer Panel.
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October 2011
Task Force finds commercial liability an effective strategy to reduce alcohol-related harms
Holding alcohol retailers liable for injuries or damage done by their intoxicated customers can reduce motor vehicle deaths, homicides, injuries, and other alcohol-related problems.
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August 2011
Community Preventive Services Task Force Publishes Findings on Home-based Asthma Programs
The Task Force recommends use of home-based multi-trigger, multicomponent interventions for children and adolescents with asthma.
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May 2011Summer 2011: Task Force Releases New Recommendations and Findings
Topics include excessive alcohol use and vaccination rates.
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March 2011
Ignition Interlocks Recommended to Prevent Impaired Driving Re-Arrests
New publication features evidence-based recommendations to reduce alcohol-impaired driving.
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December 2010Task Force Releases New Recommendations and Findings - Winter 2010
Topics include excessive alcohol use, vaccination rates, and health communication campaigns.
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November 2010
Reducing the Harms from Drinking Too Much by Limiting Access to Alcohol
Laws and policies that limit the days and hours alcohol can be sold are effective public health strategies to prevent harms from drinking too much
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June 2010
From Research to Policy: Lessons from a Community Guide Review on Alcohol-Impaired Driving Laws
Laws to reduce the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of drivers save lives. A new case study examines translating this evidence into policy