Publications

NIDA NOTES

NIDA NOTES published bimonthly, is the Institute's major vehicle for relaying research findings to the field in a timely manner. It covers the areas of treatment and prevention research, epidemiology, neuroscience, behavioral research, health services research, and AIDS. The publication reports on advances in the drug abuse field, identifies resources, promotes an exchange of information, and seeks to improve communication among clinicians, researchers, administrators, and policy makers. A listing of articles relevant to drug abuse treatment are listed below. For a comprehensive listing of on-line issues or to order a free subscription, see the NIDA NOTES section of NIDA's Home Page.

• Developing New Therapies for Drug Abuse
• How to Develop a Behavioral Therapy
• NIDA Program Promises Better Behavioral Treatments for Drug Abuse Patients

Research Monographs

Each book in the Research Monograph Series contains papers by experts who report on state-of-the-art drug abuse research findings, problem areas, and technologies at NIDA-sponsored meetings. The following issues were selected from a series that includes such subjects as drug abuse treatment research, prevention research, AIDS prevention and treatment, and medications development. The series is designed to cover a full range of basic, applied, and developmental research supported by NIDA. For a comprehensive listing of NIDA's on-line research monographs see the Publications Catalog.

• Monograph 172: Treatment of Drug-Dependent Individuals with Comorbid Mental Disorders
• Monograph 166: Treatment for Drug Exposed Women and Their Children
• Monograph 165: Beyond the Therapeutic Alliance: Keeping the Drug Dependent Individual in Treatment

American Family Physician Monographs

• Diagnosis and Treatment of Drug Abuse in Family Practice

NIDA Publications

• Publication Catalog

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