NIDA FY18 Priorities
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NIDA supports high priority domestic and international research relevant to drug abuse (injection and noninjection) and HIV. This research focuses on vulnerable populations who tend to be underserved and not engaged by health care services. Use of illicit and licit drugs, often in the context of polysubstance abuse continues to be a major factor in driving HIV incidence and in adversely impacting HIV treatment success. NIDA’s research seeks to prevent HIV acquisition and transmission associated with use of injection paraphernalia and/or high-risk sexual behavior in the context of substance use. In addition, NIDA seeks to improve the HIV continuum of care by improving access, linkage to treatment services, adherence, long-term retention, and durable viral suppression. Another priority is reduction and mitigation of HIV-associated coinfections and comorbidities associated with HIV/AIDS among substance users.
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Alcohol and drug abuse by migrant farmworkers: past research and future priorities.
If relatively little is known about drug and alcohol use in the rural United States (Edwards 1992), even less is known about such use among migrant and seasonal farmworkers. An extensive literature exists on patterns of alcohol and drug consumption, and a somewhat smaller, but still sub-stantial, scholarly literature describes the lives of farmworkers, both migrant and nonmigrant. However, thes...
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Narrative Justification: NIDA supports a broad range of research on the drug abuse aspects of HIV/AIDS in diverse, drug using populations to reduce the acquisition and transmission of HIV associated with sharing injection paraphernalia and/or high risk sexual behavior, to improve HIV treatment including access and utilization of services, and to reduce the consequences of HIV/AIDS. Research on ...
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تاریخ انتشار 2017