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  • Implementation Science

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  • Substance use prevention research over 30 years has advanced understanding of psychoactive substance effects on the nervous system and associated health/social consequences, especially in youth.
  • Key processes influencing vulnerability and protection against substance use initiation and progression to substance use disorders (SUDs) have been identified.
  • Effective prevention strategies have been developed based on this enhanced understanding.

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  • This paper reviews major advances in substance use prevention research.
  • It presents a framework and recommendations for 'normalizing' prevention science.
  • These were generated by international prevention and implementation science researchers.

Key Points:

  • The field has significantly progressed in understanding substance use and developing prevention strategies.
  • A critical challenge is integrating research findings into global prevention programming, health systems, and public policy.
  • The aim is to embed effective prevention practices into daily life, targeting parents and educators.

Conclusions:

  • Normalization of prevention science is crucial for widespread impact.
  • Implementation science provides a roadmap for integrating research into practice.
  • A concerted effort is needed to translate scientific advances into actionable prevention strategies worldwide.