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July 2002

Additional NIDA Research Monographs are now available. 59 past issues are now online
Exposure to Hepatitis C Has No Effect on Antiretroviral Treatment Outcomes in HIV Patients
Cocaine Use Linked to Poor Adherence to Antiretroviral Therapy in HIV Patients
Physicians, Residents Report Experiencing Less Professional Satisfaction in Treating Substance-Abusing Patients
Integrated Medical/Substance Abuse Treatment Increases Likelihood of Patients Continuing Substance Abuse Treatment
Study reveals substance abuse increased in New York City in aftermath of September 11
NIDA publishes Principles of HIV Prevention Among Drug Using Populations: A Research-Based Guide
Preliminary findings reveal that methamphetamine may be related to increase in HIV-related dementia
New web page with science-based information about marijuana at marijuana-info.org

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A Compilation of Information on Stress and Drug Abuse.

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