Drug Free Australia - Promoting illicit drug prevention initiatives Nationally

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Drug Free Australia is a peak body, representing organizations and individuals who value the health and wellbeing of our nation. It plays a key role as a community voice, staying in touch with every day Australians - families and young people - via newsletters, community forums and the media, to ensure a clear message of healthy, drug free lifestyles is assured for generations to come.

Drug Free Australia’s position Statement

A balanced, humane drug policy where law enforcement, combined with well-resourced education and public health practice, together with international cooperation, will help us reap the benefits of effective prevention and demand reduction initiatives.

Appeasement to the seductive chorus of calls for decriminalisation will only lead to greater uptake of illicit drug use. Those who offer this panacea of legalisation coupled with regulation have yet to demonstrate any practical means of regulation and should be held to account.

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Dr. Reece has produced startling statistical associations between the increased use of cannabis in Colorado, for example, and increased rates of congenital birth defects in that state in the period of 2000 to 2013. These are not inconsequential associations and they deserve close scrutiny and further inquiry to determine conclusively if there is a causal relationship. If there is a single issue that can slowdown the mad rush to legalize everything cannabis, it is the stark reality of serious birth defects possibly being associated with its use.

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Associate Professor Dr. Stuart Reece

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John J. Coleman, PhD, President DrugWatch International, Inc.