Developing Strategies For Aids Prevention Research With Black And Hispanic Drug Users

Schilling, R F; Schinke, S P; Nichols, S E; Zayas, L H; Miller, S O; Orlandi, M A; Botvin, G J

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Developing Strategies For Aids Prevention Research With Black And Hispanic Drug Users

01/01/1989
By Schilling, R F ; Schinke, S P ; Nichols, S E ; ...
Source: Public Health Rep. 104(1):2-11

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More than 8 of 10 intravenous drug users infected with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) are black or Hispanic. Recognizing that sociocultural factors affect HIV transmission, public health officials have called for interventions designed for ethnic-racial minority groups. Considered in this paper are the nature and extent of AIDS among ethnic-racial minorities and the cultural aspects of drug use and sexual behavior related to HIV transmission. That drug users and their associates are practicing safer needle use is evident; that they are changing their sexual behavior is less so. Calling for rapid advances in knowledge and expanded efforts in intervention, Federal agencies have instituted numerous programs to support innovative research and demonstration projects in ethnic-racial minority communities. Needed are studies that (a) describe the phenomena of drug use and sexual behavior among ethnic-racial minority populations, (b) establish the efficacy of culturally specific AIDS prevention strategies in drug treatment and community settings, and (c) demonstrate new ways of recruiting, treating, and reducing relapse among drug users.
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Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome Adolescent Adult Black Or African American Child Community Health Services Female Group Processes Health Education Hispanic Or Latino Humans Male Sexual Behavior Substance-Related Disorders
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Public Health Rep. 104(1):2-11
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2493660
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DA 05321/DA/NIDA NIH HHS/U.S. ; DA 05356/DA/NIDA NIH HHS/U.S.

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