SELF-REPORTED DRIVING WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL DRUGS AND THE RISK OF ALCOHOL DRUG-RELATED ACCIDENTS
SELF-REPORTED DRIVING WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF ALCOHOL DRUGS AND THE RISK OF ALCOHOL DRUG-RELATED ACCIDENTS
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自我报告在酒精药物影响下驾驶以及酒精药物相关事故的风险
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1987
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D. Elliott
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D. Elliott
In 1986, approximately $65 million was appropriated for drug abuse research in the U.S. These funds were allocated across a spectrum of basic biomedical studies, clinical and behavioral pharmacology, treatment and prevention research. Approximately $9 million was targeted for marijuana research and more than $6 million for cocaine. The portion of the program directly related to drug effects on human performance was roughly $4 million or 6% of the total research dollars available. In an attempt to spend limited funds in a wise and efficient manner, the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) has identified four major areas of program importance in the area of human performance. These are (a) dose-response relationships and pharmacokinetics, (b) development of performance assessment batteries, (c) simulation and field studies, and (d) productivity in the work/school environment. The details of these important areas are discussed in this paper, which also includes highlights of NIDA's current research program and comments on the future research initiatives at NIDA.