Resources on HIV/AIDS and Drug Abuse from NIDA

Learn the link between drug abuse and the spread of HIV infection in the United States.

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Overview Get the Facts Resources

Publications

HIV/AIDS InfoFacts: This fact sheet provides the latest science-based information on the connection between HIV/AIDS and drug abuse in plain language.

HIV/AIDS Research Report: This Research Report is designed to highlight the state of the science and raise awareness of the linkages between drug abuse and HIV/AIDS.

Online Resources

NIDA for Teens Web site: This Web site was created for young people ages 11 though 15 (as well as their parents and teachers). It provides them with useful information on the science behind drug abuse.

More about the dangerous link between drugs and HIV, as well as other information about the science of drug abuse is available at NIDA's home page.

Past Public Service Announcements

Jack & Jill: Campaign launch, December 1, 2001. This page includes radio announcements that can still be aired.

"Text Message"

A young Latina is stressed, thinking about her positive diagnosis for HIV, the virus that causes AIDS

"After the Party"

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