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Name of Project: Drug Abuse: Epidemiology, Treatment Process, and Outcomes

Principal Investigator: Yih-Ing Hser, Ph. D.

Funding Agency: National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)

Funding Period: September 1989-July 2004.

Scope of Project: Dr. Hser was granted a NIDA K02 Independent Scientist Award to continue her professional work by conducting six convergent research studies examining drug-use epidemiology and evaluating treatment interventions for drug abuse and dependence. These projects are (1) Natural History of Narcotics Addiction: A 33-year Followup Study, (2) Treatment Utilization and Effectiveness Study, (3) Tobacco Use and Cessation Study, (4) Drug Treatment Process Study, (5) Drug Abuse Treatment Outcome Study (DATOS), and (6) Persistent Effects of Treatment Studies (PETS). A special emphasis is on the examination of implications of research findings pertinent to the development of improved treatment strategies and recommending relevant social policy changes.


For more information, contact Yih-Ing Hser.

Last updated - 08/14/2003

Last reviewed - 8/13/2003

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