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NIDA NOTES
Volume 13, Number 4
Printed November, 1998

Information on NIDA NOTES Subscriptions and Staff

Economic Costs
of Drug Abuse

Related to the main story in this issue of NIDA NOTES, see the complete report on Economic Costs, also online.

Economic Costs of Drug Abuse

RESEARCH FINDINGS

Drug Abuse Cost to Society Set at $97.7 Billion, Continuing Steady Increase Since 1975
Men and Women in Drug Abuse Treatment Relapse at Different Rates and for Different Reasons
Researchers Find Gender Differences in How Drug Abusers Respond to HIV Prevention Strategies
Prenatal Exposure to Drugs of Abuse May Affect Later Behavior and Learning

DIRECTOR'S COLUMN

Gender Matters in Drug Abuse Research

NEWS

BULLETIN BOARD

TEAROFF

New Drug Abuse Prevention and Treatment Resources for Communities and Treatment Providers

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