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Effects of polydrug use, adulterants and HIV on cardiac injury in homeless women

Effects of polydrug use, adulterants and HIV on cardiac injury in homeless women
多种药物使用、掺假物和艾滋病毒对无家可归妇女心脏损伤的影响
批准号:
9111827
负责人:
ELISE D. RILEY
金额:
$82.68万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2014
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2014-08-01 至 2019-07-31

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描述(由申请人提供):对最近完成的一项无家可归妇女队列研究的观察表明,在尸检中发现可卡因的急性中毒是最常见的死亡原因。这一发现是在全国范围内过量死亡人数增加的趋势之后得出的。根据旧金山验尸官的数据,在旧金山女性中,至少有三分之一的可卡因相关死亡与心血管事件直接相关。虽然可卡因使用和HIV感染对心功能障碍的独立影响已经被描述,但综合效应和多物质使用的影响尚不清楚。这样的信息可以用来解决梗塞和猝死前的亚临床心功能障碍。在这里,我们建议进行一项多学科研究,以了解无家可归妇女发生急性药物诱发心血管事件之前的情况。我们假设HIV、多物质使用和伴随药物影响慢性药物毒性和亚临床心脏损伤。为了达到我们的目标,这项研究将获得250名无家可归和住房不稳定的妇女(125名HIV阳性和125名HIV-)的访谈数据、超声心动图和生物标记物评估标本。拟议研究的结果将为可卡因使用者的风险评估和风险分层提供增强的临床工具,并澄清未来药物和行为干预的终点。
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DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Observations from a recently completed homeless women's cohort study indicated that acute intoxication in which cocaine was detected at autopsy was the most common cause of death. This finding follows a national trend of increased overdose deaths. According to the San Francisco Medical Examiner, at least one-third of cocaine-related deaths among San Francisco women are directly linked to a cardiovascular event. While independent influences of both cocaine use and HIV infection on cardiac dysfunction have been described, combined effects and influences from polysubstance use are unclear. Such information could be used to address subclinical cardiac dysfunction prior to infarction and sudden death. Here we propose a multi- disciplinary study to understand the circumstances preceding acute drug-induced cardiovascular events among homeless women. We hypothesize that HIV, polysubstance use and concomitant medications influence chronic drug toxicity and subclinical cardiac injury. To meet our aims, the study will obtain interview data, echocardiograms and specimens for biomarker assessment among 250 homeless and unstably housed women (125 HIV+ and 125 HIV-). Results from the proposed study will provide enhanced clinical tools for risk assessment and risk stratification among cocaine users, as well as clarify endpoints for future pharmacological and behavioral interventions.
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