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WASHINGTON The White House’s Office of National Drug Control Policy said it would craft ads to discourage methamphetamine use as part of its broader anti-drug media effort. The move marks the first time that the ONDCP has targeted such drugs.
The ads, scheduled to break in November, will be developed through the Partnership for a Drug-Free America.
The ONDCP will spend about $1 million on the effort, which is part of a larger federal initiative to combat methamphetamine.
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