Research Reports: HIV/AIDS
- Letter From the Director
- How Does Drug Abuse Impact the HIV/AIDS Epidemic?
- Who Is At Risk for HIV Infection and How Does HIV Become AIDS?
- What Is the Scope of HIV/AIDS in the United States?
- What Is HAART?
- Which Populations Are Most Affected?
- How Does Treating Drug Abuse Affect the HIV/AIDS Epidemic?
- Which HIV/AIDS Prevention Programs Work Best?
- How Has the HIV/AIDS Epidemic Changed Over the Past 25 Years?
- How Can We Counter These Trends?
- Next Steps
- Summary
- Glossary
- Resources
- References

Explores the link between drug abuse and HIV/AIDS and discusses treatment options, populations most at risk, and trends in HIV/AIDS and what to do to counter these trends.
NIH Pub Number: 06-5760
Published: March 2006
Author: National Institute on Drug Abuse
All materials appearing in the Research Reports series are in the public domain and may be reproduced without permission from NIDA. Citation of the source is appreciated.
Table of Contents
- Letter From the Director
- How Does Drug Abuse Impact the HIV/AIDS Epidemic?
- Who Is At Risk for HIV Infection and How Does HIV Become AIDS?
- What Is the Scope of HIV/AIDS in the United States?
- What Is HAART?
- Which Populations Are Most Affected?
- How Does Treating Drug Abuse Affect the HIV/AIDS Epidemic?
- Which HIV/AIDS Prevention Programs Work Best?
- How Has the HIV/AIDS Epidemic Changed Over the Past 25 Years?
- How Can We Counter These Trends?
- Next Steps
- Summary
- Glossary
- Resources
- References
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- Researchers
- Adults
- African Americans
- People with Drug Use Disorders
- People with HIV or AIDS
- Pregnant Women
- HIV or AIDS
- Infectious Diseases
- Medical Consequences
- Prevention Research
- Treatment Research
- Illegal Drugs
This page was last updated March 2006.
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