January 11-12, 2010 • Washington, D.C.Table of ContentsChapter 2. Global Strategy for HIV and Drug Use Chapter 3. Comprehensive Approaches to HIV Prevention for People Who Use Drugs Chapter 4. Expanded HAART to Improve Individual and Public Health Outcomes Chapter 5. Drug Abuse, HIV/AIDS, and the Criminal Justice System: Challenges and Opportunities Chapter 6. Human Rights and At-Risk and Vulnerable Populations On January 11–12, 2010, the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) and the International AIDS Society (IAS) held a consultation meeting, “Prevention and Treatment of HIV/AIDS among Drug Using Populations: A Global Perspective,” in Washington, D.C. The goal of the meeting was to advance understanding of the global HIV and substance abuse epidemics and highlight the importance of including drug abusers—particularly injection drug users (IDUs)—in any comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach to HIV prevention and treatment. It also was intended to spur progress on the development of comprehensive, integrated approaches that combine addiction treatment with prevention and treatment of HIV and co-infections. Select from the Table of Contents or:   Meeting supported by the National Institute on Drug Abuse |
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