Posted on November 12, 2010 11:20
Categories: Prevention and Wellness | State and Local | Substance Abuse
Topics: Prevention | State Data | Substance Abuse
The Journal of Health Economics (JHE) published a study, finding that the Montana Meth Project was ineffective at reducing the use of methamphetamine. Started in Montana in 2005, the Montana Meth Project utilizes advertisements that tie the use of methamphetamine to prostitution, crime, death, and other undesirable activity.
Anderson, D. M. (2010). Does information matter? The effect of the Meth Project on meth use among adults. Journal of Health Economics, 29(5): 732-742. http://www.icmpe.org/test1/journal/journal.htm
Author: D. Mark Anderson
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