Behavioral/Epidemiological
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Impact of 2005 Hurricane Season on HIV/ AIDS Health Services in Miami Dade County (Completed)
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Dr. Sukumar Ganapati
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School of Social Work
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2005 Hurricane Season, HIV/ AIDS, and Health Services in Miami Dade County
Funding Source: NIMHD
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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Latino Minority Drug Abuse Research Center: Women Study (Completed)
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Dr. Mario De La Rosa (PI), Dr. Patria Rojas
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School of Social Work
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intergenerational transmission of drug use, Risky sexual behaviors, Latino women (mother-daughter dyads
Funding Source: NIDA
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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HIV Infection and Risk of Fatal Drug Overdose in Miami Communities: An Individual and Community Level Analysis (Completed)
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Dr. Ramiro Martinez
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CRUSADA
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HIV Infection, Risk of Fatal Drug Overdose in Miami Communities
Funding Source: NIMHD
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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Clusters and Trends of Sexual, Substance Use, and Other Health Risks among Hispanic and Non-Hispanic Adolescents (Completed)
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WayWay Hlaing, Sunny Kim, Mario De La Rosa
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CRUSADA
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Clusters and Trends of Sexual, Substance Use, and Other Health Risks and Hispanic and Non-Hispanic Adolescents
Funding Source: NIMHD
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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HIV Risk Reduction In High Risk Hispanic Migrant Workers In South Florida (Completed)
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Dr. Jesus Sanchez
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CRUSADA
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HIV Risk Reduction and Risk Hispanic Migrant Workers In South Florida Funding Source: NIMHD
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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HIV Risk Behavior and Substance Abuse among Recent Latino Immigrants (ongoing)
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Mario De La Rosa (PI), Patria Rojas
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CRUSADA
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HIV Risk Behavior and Substance Abuse, recent Latino Immigrants Funding Source: NIMHD
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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A Longitudinal Study of Substance Abuse and HIV Risk Among
Adult Latina Mother-Daughter (ongoing)
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Mario De La Rosa (PI), Patria Rojas, Frank Dillon
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CRUSADA
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Substance use, HIV risk behavior trajectories, Latina mothers and daughters Funding Source: NINR
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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Retrospective cohort study to estimate the contribution of socioeconomic status, segregation and rural residence on racial disparities in HIV survival, Florida
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Mary Jo Trepka (PI), Theophile Niyonsenga, Spencer Lieb, Lorene Maddox
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Epidemiology and Biostatistics (and FDOH)
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To estimate the effect of community-level deprivation and rural residence on racial disparities in HIV survival over time
To estimate the effect of racial segregation on HIV survival
To characterize changes in community-level socioeconomic status between the time of AIDS diagnosis and death
To compare the degree of community racial segregation between the time of AIDS diagnosis and death
To characterize patterns and predictors of rural to urban migration between AIDS diagnosis and death
Funded by The NCMHHD
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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Impact of 2005 Hurricane Season on HIV/ AIDS Health Services in Miami Dade County (Completed)
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Dr. Sukumar Ganapati
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School of Social Work
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2005 Hurricane Season, HIV/ AIDS, and Health Services in Miami Dade County
Funding Source: NIMHD
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Trajectories of Drug Abuse and HIV Risk among Latino Father-Son Dyads (Planned)
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Mario De La Rosa (PI), Frank Dillon, Patria Rojas
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CRUSADA
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Substance abuse, HIV/AIDS, health disparities, Latino men Funding Source: NINR
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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Serotonin and Brain Derived Neurotrophic Factor Roles on HIV Risk Behaviors on Latino Mother-Adolescent Dyads (Planned)
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Investigators: Maria Jose Miguez (PI), Mario De La Rosa, Robert Malow, Patria Rojas, Changwon Yoo
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CRUSADA
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Serotonin and Brain Derived Neurotrophic, HIV Risk Behaviors, Latino Mother-Adolescent Dyads
Funding Source: NINR
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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Alcohol Use and the Immune-Cardiovascular-Brain Loop in HIV Positives (Planned)
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Maria Jose Miguez (PI), Deshratan Asthana, Ximena Burbano, Mario De La Rosa, Mehmet Dorak
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College of Public Health
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Alcohol Use, Immune-Cardiovascular-Brain Loop, HIV Positives
Funding Source: NIAAA
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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Development of an Intervention Package to Reduce Alcohol and Sexual Risks (Planned)
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Robert Malow (PI), Maria Jose Miguez, Jessy Devieux
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College of Public Health
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Alcohol Use, Immune-Cardiovascular-Brain Loop, HIV Positives
Funding Source: NIAAA
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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Multi-level HIV Prevention for Pregnant Drug Abusers
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Robert Malow (PI), Jessy Devieux, Michele Jean-Gilles, Brenda Lerner, Rhonda Rosenberg
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Robert Stempel College of Public Health and Social Work
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This study of Pregnant Drug Abusers in treatment is a randomized trial of Enhanced- Behavioral Skills Training (E-BST) compared to a time- and attention-matched Health Promotion Comparison (HPC) condition. It responds to the NIH priority on translational research to adapt effective research-based intervention strategies to 'real world' conditions. If successful, this research will offer a realizable HIV intervention strategy, bridging research and practice, that can be implemented for pregnant drug abusers within their communities.
Funded by NIDA
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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Intervening with HIV+ Alcohol Abusers: Influence of Neuro-Behavioral Factors
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Robert Malow (PI), Jessy Devieux, Michele Jean-Gilles, Brenda Lerner, Rhonda Rosenberg, Madhavan Nair
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Robert Stempel College of Public Health and Social Work
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To reduce HIV sexual transmission risk and substance use, increase the utilization of primary HIV care services, and improve psychosocial health among alcohol abusing, HIV+ individuals. The study evaluates memory, information processing, executive functioning and genetic factors of participants to discern factors with treatment effects, and to identify individual characteristics that may contribute to specific reductions in risky behaviors. Funded by NIAAA
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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Intervening with Haitian HIV+ Alcohol Abusers: An environmental Psychosocial Framework
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Robert Malow (PI), Jessy Devieux, Michele Jean-Gilles, Rhonda Rosenberg
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Robert Stempel College of Public Health and Social Work
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To address the problem of health disparities in HIV risks and to adapt “effective” interventions to reach this population in Haiti. The project also responds to the NIH priority on bridging clinical research and practice into community settings in a manner adaptable to “real world” conditions.
Funded by NIAAA
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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A longitudinal Study of Drug Abuse & HIV Risk among Latina Mother-Daughter Dyads
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Mario De La Rosa (PI), Patria Rojas, Frank Dillon
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Robert Stempel College of Public Health and Social Work
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To determine the influence of cultural and social determinants on trajectories of change for substance use and HIV risk behaviors among a community-based sample of Latina mothers and daughters.
To determine the influence of mother-daughter attachment on trajectories of change for substance use and HIV risk behaviors.
To determine the moderating role of mother-daughter attachment on associations between experiences of detrimental social determinants and trajectories of change for substance use and HIV risk behaviors.
Funded by NINR
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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HIV Risk Reduction in Migrant Workers
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H. Virginia McCoy, (PI); Robert Malow, Co-PI; Jessy G. Dévieux, Co-Investigator; Theophile Niyonsenga, Biostatistician
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Robert Stempel College of Public Health and Social Work
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A randomized community trial to reduce HIV risk and to promote healthy behaviors among alcohol and other drug (AOD)-using Migrant Workers
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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Curriculum Development Institute
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Richard Beaulaurier (PI)
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Robert Stempel College of Public Health and Social Work
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To explore the perspective of social workers who treat or work with older Latinos who are HIV+, including the language, techniques and approaches employed to discuss issues of sex, sexuality and the risk of HIV infection with their Latino patients and clients; Funded by The John A. Hartford Foundation
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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Center for Substance Use and AIDS Research on Latinos in the United States (CRUSADA)
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Mario de la Rosa (PI), Jesus Sanchez, Frank Dillon, Robert Malow, Changwon Yoo, Richard Beaulaurier
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Robert Stempel College of Public Health and Social Work
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To explore behavioral and social factors contributing to or influencing minority health and health disparities
To translate research findings into interventions for improving minority health or eliminating health disparities
To explore the efficacy of a range of health promotion and information dissemination approaches for improving minority health or eliminating health disparities
To establish innovative partnerships between academic and community entities
To increase the number of researchers and professionals committed to eliminate health disparities
Funded by NCMHD: P-20 Center Grant
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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Tanzanian Drug Treatment as AIDS Prevention - Reliability and Validity Study
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Mark Williams (PI)
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Robert Stempel College of Public Health and Social Work
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To develop culturally appropriate measures of psychological functioning, social functioning, treatment motivation, addiction severity, and readiness for treatment
To assess IDUs' understanding and relevancy of the measures of psychological functioning, social functioning, treatment motivation, addiction severity, and readiness for treatment
To test the reliability and validity of the D-TAPP Questionnaire
Funded by NIDA
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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HIV Risk Behavior and Substance Abuse among Recent Latino Immigrants
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Mario De La Rosa (PI), Patria Rojas
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Robert Stempel College of Public Health and Social Work
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To study HIV Risk Behaviors and Substance Abuse in recent Latino Immigrants Funded by NCMHD
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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Community Mobilization for HIV Prevention—Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health (REACH) 2010 in Broward County.
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William W. Darrow, PI and Project Leader
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Robert Stempel College of Public Health and Social Work (Recently Completed Studies)
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Eliminate disparities in HIV infection among Black and Hispanic 18-39 year-old residents of 12 high AIDS-prevalence ZIP-code areas of Broward County; Funded by CDC
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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The Impact of HIV/AIDS among Latina/o Suicide Victims
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Dr. Ramiro Martinez (PI)
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School of Criminology (Recently Completed Studies)
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HIV/AIDS and Latina/o Suicide Victims. Funded by NCMHD
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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HIV and Substance Abuse Risk Behaviors Among Hispanic Youth of Florida
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Dr. WayWay M. Hlaing (PI)
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Robert Stempel College of Public Health and Social Work (Recently Completed Studies)
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HIV, Substance Abuse, Risk Behaviors, and Hispanic Youth of Florida
Funded by NCMHD
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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Impact of 2005 Hurricane Season on HIV/ AIDS Health Services in Miami Dade County
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Sukumar Ganapati
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Robert Stempel College of Public Health and Social Work (Recently Completed Studies)
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2005 Hurricane Season, HIV/ AIDS, and Health Services in Miami Dade County
Funded by NCMHD
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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Latino Minority Drug Abuse Research Center: Women Study
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Mario De La Rosa (PI), Dr. Patria Rojas
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Robert Stempel College of Public Health and Social Work (Recently Completed Studies)
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Intergenerational transmission of drug use, Risky sexual behaviors, Latino women (mother-daughter dyads). Funded by NIDA
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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HIV Infection and Risk of Fatal Drug Overdose in Miami Communities: An Individual and Community Level Analysis
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Ramiro Martinez (PI)
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Robert Stempel College of Public Health and Social Work (Recently Completed Studies)
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HIV Infection, Risk of Fatal Drug Overdose in Miami Communities. Funded by NCMHD
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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Clusters and Trends of Sexual, Substance Use, and Other Health Risks among Hispanic and Non-Hispanic Adolescents
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WayWay Hlaing, Sunny Kim, Mario De La Rosa
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Robert Stempel College of Public Health and Social Work (Recently Completed Studies)
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Clusters and Trends of Sexual, Substance Use, and Other Health Risks and Hispanic and Non-Hispanic Adolescents Funded by NCMHD
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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HIV Risk Reduction In High Risk Hispanic Migrant Workers In South Florida
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Jesus Sanchez (PI)
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Robert Stempel College of Public Health and Social Work (Recently Completed Studies)
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HIV Risk Reduction and Risk Hispanic Migrant Workers In South Florida. Funded by NCMHD
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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Older Latina Perspectives on Sex, Sexuality and Risk of AIDS
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Richard L. Beaulaurier: PI
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Robert Stempel College of Public Health and Social Work (Recently Completed Studies)
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To document culturally-relevant interpersonal and intrapsychic scripts
To classify respondents into discrete groups based on behavioral indicators of risk for HIV exposure. The study uses a mixed methods design with qualitative and quantitative components. Funding Agency: NIGMS
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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NIH NIAAA 3RO1AA017405-0251 MJM Gender Differences in an HIV intervention
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Míguez and Malow
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Florida International University
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The main task of this study is to identify gender differences in cognitive tasks and genetic polymorphisms that can explain differential responses to brief alcohol interventions. The study evaluates memory, information processing, executive functioning and genetic factors of participants to discern factors with treatment effects, and to identify individual characteristics that may contribute to specific reductions in risky behaviors
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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Research Core, C-SALUD: Center for Substance Use and AIDS Research on Latinos in the United States
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Robert Malow (Research Core PI)
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AIDS Prevention Program, Department of Health Promotion & Disease Prevention and Stempel College of Public Health and Social Work
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The Research Core is aimed at designing and implementing long-term infrastructure support to facilitate and guide interdisciplinary research initiatives at Florida International University (FIU), directed towards eliminating health disparities and assisting investigators of the FIU center called CRUSADA (Center for Research on US Latinos HIV/AIDS and Drug Abuse), which was created under a grant awarded by the NIH National Center on Minority Health and Health Disparities for 2007-2012 to Mario De La Rosa (PI, and Director) under the title, “C-SALUD: Center for Substance Use and AIDS Research on Latinos in the USA.” Two full research projects and four pilot projects are proposed as part of the core. All these projects focus on the social and cultural factors underlying the twin epidemics of HIV/AIDS and substance abuse among Latino populations, the theme of the Center of Excellence; NCMHD, Research Core, 2010-2011
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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HIV Prevention Groups for AOD Using SMI Women
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Robert Malow (PI), Jessy Dévieux (Co-PI), Mark MacGowan (Co-Inv), Amy Paul Ward (Co-Inv), Michèle Jean-Gilles (Inv), Brenda Lerner (Project Director)
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AIDS Prevention Program, Department of Health Promotion & Disease Prevention and Stempel College of Public Health and Social Work
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Consists of an R01 randomized controlled trial of an adapted intervention, “Let’s Chat: A Brief Behavioral Skills Intervention (BBSI) to Prevent HIV Infection Among Chronic Mentally Ill Adults,” strengthened to be gender and culturally appropriate for a target population of alcohol and other drug (AOD) using, seriously mentally ill (SMI) women in outpatient treatment; The analytical and therapeutic foreground of the study is group process and its role as a putative change mechanism. NIDA (Primary), NIAAA, 2004-2009
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BUREAU OF HIV/AIDS – 9 Studies
Presenters: Spencer Lieb, M.P.H. & Marlene LaLota, M.P.H.
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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HIV Prevalence Rates Among Men Who Have Sex with Men in the Southern United States: Population-Based Estimates by Race/Ethnicity
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Lieb S, MPH, Fallon S, PhD, Friedman S, PhD, Thompson D, MPH, Gates G, PhD, Liberti T, BS, and Malow R, PhD
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Public Health Reports 2011
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MSM and HIV
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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HIV Prevalence Rates Among Men Who Have Sex with Men in the Southern United States: Population-Based Estimates by Race/Ethnicity
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Spencer Lieb, Joseph Prejean, Daniel R. Thompson, Stephen J. Fallon, Hannah Cooper, Gary J. Gates, Thomas M. Liberti, Samuel R. Friedman and Robert M. Malow
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AIDS and Behavior 2010
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MSM and HIV
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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Estimated HIV Incidence, Prevalence, and Mortality Rates Among Racial/Ethnic Populations of Men Who Have Sex with Men, Florida
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Lieb, Spencer MPH; White, Stefanie MPH; Grigg, Becky L PhD; Thompson, Daniel R MPH; Liberti, Thomas M BS; Fallon, Stephen J PhD
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Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes 2010
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MSM and HIV
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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Estimating Populations of Men Who Have Sex with Men in the Southern United States
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Lieb S, Thompson D, Misra S, Gates G, Duffus W, Fallon S, Liberti T, Foust E, Malow R, and the Southern AIDS Coalition Team
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Journal of Urban Health 2009
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MSM and HIV
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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Men Who Have Sex with Men: Racial/ethnic Disparities in Estimated HIV/AIDS Prevalence at the State and County Level, Florida
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Lieb S, Thompson D, Santana A, Liberti T, Maddox M, Bush T, Fallon S
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AIDS and Behavior 2009
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MSM and HIV
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Behavioral/Epidemiological
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Men Who Have Sex With Men: Estimated Population Sizes and Mortality Rates by Race/Ethnicity, Miami-Dade County, Florida
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Lieb S, Trepka MJ, Thompson D, Arons P, Liberti T, Maddox L, Metsch L, LaLota M,
Fallon S
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Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes 2007
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MSM and HIV
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