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PATHOPHYSIOLOGIC CONSEQUENCES OF SMOKED SUBSTANCE ABUSE

PATHOPHYSIOLOGIC CONSEQUENCES OF SMOKED SUBSTANCE ABUSE
吸烟物质滥用的病理生理后果
批准号:
2884613
负责人:
DONALD P TASHKIN
金额:
$3.97万
依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
1999
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1999-04-15 至 2000-03-31

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中文摘要
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这是为FASEB提供部分支持的资金申请 夏季研究会议,题为“肺病理生理学和 吸烟物质滥用的免疫后果。“这将是第一个 全国会议特别关注肺和免疫 大麻和快克可卡因的后果,其中,烟草, 是我们社会中第二和第三大最常吸食的物质。 由于这些物质对肺损伤和免疫力的影响, 临床和基础研究的新兴领域,FASEB夏季 研究会议拟提供一个平台,讨论 采用多学科方法来了解 肺和免疫系统的病理生理学和病理生物学 吸烟滥用物质的并发症,除了 烟草 将就以下主题举行九场科学会议: 1)吸烟物质滥用的流行病学; 2)化学和 吸烟物质的毒理学; 3)给药途径,吸烟 局部解剖学和吸烟方法学与药物生物利用度的关系 4)吸烟物质对肺部症状和肺功能的影响 5)烟熏物质对宿主免疫力的影响; 6)烟熏物质的影响 对肺损伤和炎症的物质; 7)吸烟的影响 致癌物质:生物学和流行病学证据; 8) 疟疾、结核病和艾滋病毒感染;和9)药用疟疾: 肺和免疫后果的影响。 发言人和会议 主席将包括来自美国的36名调查人员和科学家。(三十五) 和巴西(1人),包括8名妇女和6名初级调查员。 一 海报展示会(“吸烟物质及其他有害物质对健康的影响 吸入剂”)和两次讲习班(“设计吸入剂的方法考虑”) 研究烟熏物质的生物效应;” “大麻素的治疗潜力”),其中 约25名学生,博士后和其他实习生和初级教师 将参与。 本提案中要求的资金用于支付旅费 平台发言人和25名学生和青年的费用 参加海报展示会和讲习班的调查员。 的 其余资金将从制药公司获得。 预计会议将提供交流, 临床和基础科学家对广泛的主题有关的 吸烟的大麻和可卡因的肺部和免疫后果, 将激发创造性的研究。
英文摘要
This is an application for funds to provide partial support for a FASEB Summer Research Conference entitled, "Pulmonary Pathophysiologic and Immune Consequences of Smoked Substance Abuse." This will be the first national conference focused specifically on the pulmonary and immune consequences of marijuana and crack cocaine, which, after tobacco, are the second and third most commonly smoked substances in our society. Since the effects of these substances on lung injury and immunity are an emerging area of both clinical and basic research, a FASEB Summer Research Conference is proposed to provide a platform to discuss the multidisciplinary approaches being employed to understand the pathophysiology and pathobiology of pulmonary and immune system complications of the smoking of abused substances in addition to tobacco. Nine scientific sessions will be held on the following topics: 1) Epidemiology of Smoked Substances of Abuse; 2) Chemistry and Toxicology of Smoked Substances; 3) Route of Administration, Smoking Topography and Smoking Methodology: Relation to Drug Bioavailability; 4) Impact of Smoked Substances on Pulmonary Symptoms and Lung Function; 5) Effect of Smoked Substances on Host Immunity; 6) Impact of Smoked Substances on Lung Injury and Inflammation; 7) Effects of Smoked Substances on Carcinogenesis: Biologic and Epidemiologic Evidence; 8) Marijuana, Cocaine and HIV infection; and 9) Medicinal Marijuana: Implications of Pulmonary and Immune Consequences. Speakers and session Chairs will include 36 investigators and scientists from the U.S.(35) and Brazil (1), including eight women and six junior investigators. One poster session ("Health Consequences of Smoked Substances and Other Inhalants") and two workshops ("Methodologic considerations in designing studies to investigate the biologic effects of smoked substances;" and "Therapeutic potential of cannabinoids") are also planned, in which about 25 students, postdoctoral and other trainees and junior faculty will participate. Funds requested in this proposal are to cover travel costs for the platform speakers and for 25 students and young investigators participating in the poster session and workshops. The balance of the funding will be obtained from Pharmaceutical Companies. It is expected that the conference will provide interchange between clinical and basic scientists on a broad range of topics related to the pulmonary and immune consequences of smoked marijuana and cocaine that will stimulate creative research.
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