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Dr. Amaro has received awards for her work from the American Psychological Association and the Massachusetts Public Health Association and an honorary degree from Summors College.
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on numerous international and national panels and advisory committees and is presently a member of the Scientific Advisory Board of the Center for Advanced Biotechnology and Medicine of New Jersey, a member of the Mental Health Special Projects Review Committee of NIMH, and director of the Princeton-Robert Wood Tohnson-Rutgers University Consortium in Neuroscience. He is the recent recipient of a McKnight Foundation Award in Neuroscience, a Jacob Javits Award in Neuroscience from NINDS, the Viktor Hamburger Award, and the New Jersey Pride Award in Science.
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After graduating from Hamilton College and Cornell Law School, Mr. Decker served as a VISTA volunteer, senior attorney at the Baltimore Legal Aid Bureau, executive director of a child abuse and neglect resource project in Maryland, and executive director of the Maryland Disability Law Center.
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Dr. Folkman has major interests in caregivers of persons with AIDS, who are becoming an increasingly important link in the health care clelivery system, and in interventions designed to help people cope effectively with HIV disease.
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In that position she was responsible for child health, school and adolescent health, day care, clental health services, lead poisoning control, families with special needs, maternity services and family planning, and substance abuse services. Between 1986 an
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He currently chairs the National Institute on Drug Abuse AIDS Research Review Committee.
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Dr. Kaplan continues to serve pro bono as the principal investigator evaluating New Haven's legal needle exchange program, for which he designed a unique syringe tracking and testing system.
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Dr. Price was chair of the Neurology Committee of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases AIDS Clinical Trials Group from 1986 to 1990 and was a member of the NIAID AIDS Research Review Committee from 1987 to 1989.
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These projects included studies of the natural history of HIV infection among drug users, studies of pregnancy and reproductive decision making in drug-using women, and the development of integrated primary care and substance abuse treatment services for HIV-infected drug users.
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. KAREN AUTREY is the project assistant and senior secretary at the Institute of Medicine for the Committee on Substance Abuse and Mental Health Issues in AIDS Research.
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She has directed a number of projects on topics including assessing health effects of chemical weapons exposure on World War II human subjects, integrating computer technologies to map the human brain, microbial pathogenesis, clevelopmental neurobiology, sleep research, psychoneuroimmunology, science base of medically assisted conception, mental and addictive disorders in women, fetal research, ant! health and human rights.
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Wypijewska coordinated PHS implementation strategies for Healthy People 2000 and contributed to worksite health promotion initiatives, including the 1992 National Survey of Worksite Health Promotion Activities. When she first joined the PHS, Ms.
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