Heroin and Cocaine Trafficking and the Relationship Between Intravenous Drug Use and AIDS (New York): Hearing Before the Select Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control, House of Representatives, Ninety-ninth Congress, First Session, November 26, 1985, Volumen4

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Página 10 - ... truly want to be a partner in the peace process, it is time they abide and abide with human rights agreements that have been adopted by all of the international communities. So I urge our committee to support the measure. Mr. HAMILTON. Will the gentleman yield? Mr. OILMAN. I will be pleased to yield to the gentleman. Mr. HAMILTON. I guess the point I want to make is get the sense of the dynamics here. You are, of course, right, and Mr. Levine is right when you argue that we ought to condemn Syria...
Página 95 - No. 3 (Sept. 1939), pp. 342-56. dition, a maternal death is usually accompanied by a disruption of a family unit with serious social results to the surviving members. It is, therefore, a matter of concern that puerperal causes are the second leading cause of death among women between the ages of 20 and 35. One of every 7 deaths in that age group and one of every 1 1 deaths of women aged I5 to 45 is due to puerperal causes.
Página 151 - Center, the New York City Department of Health, and the Centers for Disease Control.
Página 140 - Pedlatrlc cases represent less than 1 1/2 percent of the total AIDS cases; however. 52 percent of these children are the offspring of IV drug users. There are significant numbers of women who are developing AIDS or are infected with the AIDS virus; most of these are women with a history of using intravenous drugs. Prevention and Treatment Research NIDA has a broad prevention research program covering the various aspects of the field and a treatment...
Página 124 - This case was investigated in full cooperation with the US Customs Service and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Página 142 - NIDA 1s to keep the number of new AIDS cases as low as possible by reducing the number of Individuals exposed to HTLV-III/LAV. This will require fundamental changes In lifestyle for people at risk of exposure. NIDA Is pursuing a vigorous effort toward this end, but there are complex Issues Involved. Much research Is needed to accurately assess the spread of HTLV-III/LAV Infection and the development of AIDS among...
Página 63 - Health, the Division of Substance Abuse Services, and the Division of Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse.
Página 84 - KILOS IN FY 1981. THE ABUSE OF BOTH HEROIN AND COCAINE IS HIGH. WHILE THE NUMBER OF HEROIN TREATMENT ADMISSIONS SEEMS TO HAVE DECLINED, IT IS STILL MUCH TOO HIGH. HEROIN CONTINUES TO BE THE PRIMARY DRUG OF ABUSE AMONG ADMISSIONS TO TREATMENT PROGRAMS IN NEW YORK CITY. THE NUMBER OF COCAINE ADMISSIONS TO TREATMENT PROGRAMS HAS INCREASED STEADILY IN THE NEW YORK AREA OVER THE PAST FEW YEARS. AS AN INDICATION OF THIS, WE NEED ONLY COMPARE THE NUMBER OF COCAINE ADMISSIONS IN THE THIRD QUARTER OF '1981...
Página 95 - It is unknown how many of these people will contract the illness or spread it to others. Although AIDS was unheard of only five years ago, it has already been responsible for the death of over 6,500 Americans. In...
Página 140 - Last — but definitely not least— NIDA has been gravely concerned about the relationship between IV drug abuse and AIDS. Based on national data, approximately 65 percent of the cases of AIDS are among non-IV drug-using homosexual men, 8 percent are among homosexual IV drug users, and approximately 17 percent are among heterosexual intravenous drug users. Put another way. individuals with a history of intravenous drug use make up approximately 25 percent of the total number of reported AIDS cases....

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