Doctor predicts AIDS cure in near future says Broder
Montreal AP reports Dr. Samuel Broder, NCI director, predicts a cure for AIDS will be found. He notes AZT extends lives and urges harm reduction like providing clean needles to drug users to curb the epidemic among narcotics abusers. A study shows homosexual men have a 30 percent chance of...?
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Montreal
U.S
Samuel Broder
National Cancer Institute
Broder
Coutinho
Free Needle Programs Seen Reducing AIDS Risk Among Addicts
Experts discuss needle exchanges and AZT's impact on AIDS. Dr. Coutinho notes Netherlands needle programs since 1984 cut sharing among addicts, while Johns Hopkins researchers report bone marrow transplants plus AZT cleared AIDS virus in one patient. New York preliminary results show less sharing and more cleaning with bleach, reducing transmission risk.
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Johns Hopkins University
Roe] Coutinho
Public Health Service
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Coutinho
New York City
New York
Don Des Jaffais
New York State
Division of Substance Abuse Services
Mental disorder in kids costly
A congressional study estimates up to 14 million American children suffer mental disorders costing billions. It notes many youths go undiagnosed or untreated, calls for annual NIH budget increases, and urges training of child psychiatrists, psychologists, and other professionals to address rising emotional and behavioral problems.
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Washington
James F. Leckman
Yale University
Institute of Medicine
Leckman
National Institute of Mental Health
America
Fredric Solomon
Solomon
Glen R. Elliott
University of California
San Francisco
Mr. Leckman
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