August 23, 2024Open Access

Federal program will support Native American SUD research

AKAlison KnopfUniversity of Southern California

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Last week the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) and other agencies within the National Institutes of Health announced a program to support Native American community leadership on research into substance use, pain and overdose. In an Aug. 15 press release, NIDA stated.

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