Research: Brown

Investigators at Brown/Miriam specialize in broad-based clinical research among Caucasian substance abusers. Their research focuses on HIV infection in substance-abusing women, HIV prevention among active injection drug users, and intervention studies among HIV-positive men and women leaving prison and entering the community. They have developed expertise in the recruitment and retention of drug users, the use of audio computer-assisted self-interviews (ACASI) for assessing sensitive risk behaviors, and the use of directly observed therapies (DOT) for HIV medications.


Study:	A Survey of the Nutritional Status of HIV-Positive and HIV-Negative Persons Who Use Recreational Drugs: A Three-City Study (TNC Study)
Principle Investigator:	Alice Tang, PhD

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Study:	Directly Observed HAART for Active Substance Abusers (The DOT Study)
Principle Investigator:	Timothy P. Flanigan, MD

Study:	Outreach and Methadone for Former Inmates (SAMHSA CSAT) (The MOD Study)
Principle Investigator:	Josiah Rich, MD, MPH

Study:	Integrating Buprenorphine Opiod Treatment with HIV Primary Care (The ORACLE Study)
Principle Investigator:	Timothy P. Flanigan, MD

Study:	Study to Understand the Natural History of HIV and AIDS (The SUN Study)
Principle Investigator:	Charles Carpenter, MD with Susan Cu-Uvin, MD Kenneth Mayer, MD

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