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Category: Drug Use & Consequences
Sponsor: NIAAA
PI: Suzanne Wenzel
Start Date: September 2005
End Date: May 2010
This study will achieve a more comprehensive understanding of the relationship between alcohol use/misuse and HIV risk behaviors among the highly vulnerable population of impoverished women by attending to the social context in which these behaviors occur.
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