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White House ONDCP The White House Office of National Drug Control Policy will use its first Super Bowl ad in four years to warn parents about the dangers of prescription drug abuse among teens. "Though overall teen drug use is down nationwide, more teens abuse prescription drugs than any other illicit drug," the ONDCP said in a statement. The Super Bowl spot is part of a larger campaign that will include print, online, community outreach and other advertising platforms.
Last updated February 01 2008: 2:45 PM ET
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