HIV Risk Among Urban, Female Crack Cocaine Users: The Association of Criminal Justice Involvement on HIV Risk Reduction

HIV Risk among Urban, Female Crack Cocaine Users: The Association of Criminal Justice Involvement on HIV Risk Reduction

Using data from a NIDA-funded study that randomly assigned female substance users to one of three intervention groups, this work stratified crack cocaine using women into groups according to criminal justice history: 1) St. Louis Female Drug Court referred; 2) community recruited with lifetime arrest; and 3) community recruited with no lifetime arrest history. Analyses focused on determining whether women differed on health and behavioral risk factors upon enrollment; whether the enhanced interv

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Predicting craving among cocaine users [An article from: Addictive Behaviors]

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Introduction: Craving for cocaine seems to play an important role in the continued use of and dependence on the substance. Aims: to describe characteristics of the craving phenomenon in a sample of cocaine users and to i

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