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Appendix J: Biographical Sketches of Committee Members and Staff
Pages 300-306

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... National Treatment Plan, is director of the CSAT funded practice research and evaluation network initiative for behavioral health professions, and served as the deputy director for the CSAT-funded National Evaluation, Data and Technical Assistance Center (NEDTAC)
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... Professor Capron chaired the Board of Advisors of the American Board of Internal Medicine and served on the Recombinant DNA Advisory Committee at the National Institutes of Health and on various panels at the Institute of Medicine. His recent publications include Law, Science, and Medicine, "Stem Cells: Ethics, Law, and Politics," and Treatise on Health Care Law.
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... Dr. Hill has been a consultant to the World Health Organization, Program on Substance Abuse, served as a consultant to the NIH Division of Research Grants Advisory Committee, and has served on a number of NIH Initial Review Groups (IRG)
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... Currently, Dr. Iguchi is a principal investigator on three NIDA treatment research grants, an Robert Wood Johnson grant to examine the impact of Proposition 36 in Orange County, CA., a subcontract with UCLA to conduct a cost outcome analysis for a multi-site methamphetamine treatment study, and he also serves as principal investigator for the Ford Foundation grant that supports the RAND Drug Policy Research Center.
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... and sustained-release formulations for treating drug addiction; overseeing a workshop on the behavioral, ethical, legal and social issues associated with genetic information on who is and is not genetically susceptible to drug addiction; and directing a study to revamp the National Institute on Aging's research program in social psychology, adult development, and personality psychology. He has a PhD in clinical/community psychology from the University of Maryland, College Park.
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... Her research has included epidemiological studies of drug abuse in New York City; evaluations of drug abuse treatment programs; health services research relative to the utilization of a geriatrics program, of dental services, and of a community-based hospital; and prevention research focusing on comprehensive community programs for sickle cell screening and for cancer. She has published in the areas of drug abuse, cancer prevention, and AIDS prevention.
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... Dr. Stein received the National Research Service Award from the National Institutes of Health (NIH)
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