Striving to improve the lives of individuals affected by drug addiction through rigorous clinical research
Exploring neurobehavioral outcomes through the integration of psychological and brain imaging techniques
Examining multi-level determinants of HIV risk behavior in vulnerable populations
Using technology to understand and improve decision making as it related to health risk behaviors
Applying innovative strategies to engage hard-to-reach drug users in HIV services
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HARP undergraduate alum Martha Berg has been named the inaugural winner of the Jerome S. Bruner Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Research. Dr. Bruner, a 1937 graduate of Duke University, selected Martha in part due to her impressive work with HARP in Cape Town, South Africa.
The HARP team’s paper titled, A Qualitative Study of Methamphetamine Initiation in Cape Town, South Africa, was accepted for publication in International Journal of Drug Policy. Click here see it online first.