1. Understanding the dynamics of sexual transmission of HIV among drug-using populations: An integration of biological, behavioral, and environmental perspectives

   • Jacques L. Normand
   • Elizabeth Y. Lambert
   • David Vlahov

   OriginalPaper Pages: iii1 - iii6

2. The role of sexual transmission of HIV infection among injection and non-injection drug users

   • Steffanie A. Strathdee
   • Susan G. Sherman

   OriginalPaper Pages: iii7 - iii14

3. Transmission of STIs/HIV at the partnership level: Beyond individual-level analyses

   • Pamina M. Gorbach
   • King K. Holmes

   OriginalPaper Pages: iii15 - iii25

4. The social course of drug injection and sexual activity among YMSM and other high-risk youth: An agenda for future research

   • Michael C. Clatts
   • Lloyd Goldsamt
   • Dorinda L. Welle

   OriginalPaper Pages: iii26 - iii39

5. The next generation of HIV prevention for adolescent females in the united states: Linking behavioral and epidemiologic sciences to reduce incidence of HIV

   • Jonathan M. Ellen

   OriginalPaper Pages: iii40 - iii49

6. Contextual determinants of drug use risk behavior: A theoretic framework

   • Sandro Galea
   • Jennifer Ahern
   • David Vlahov

   OriginalPaper Pages: iii50 - iii58

7. HIV prevention among injection drug users: The need for integrated models

   • David S. Metzger
   • Helen Navaline

   OriginalPaper Pages: iii59 - iii66

8. Feminization of the HIV epidemic in the United States: Major research findings and future research needs

   • Gina M. Wingood

   OriginalPaper Pages: iii67 - iii76

9. Sexual risk reduction among HIV-positive drug-using men who have sex with men

   • Thomas L. Patterson
   • Shirley J. Semple

   OriginalPaper Pages: iii77 - iii87

10. The dynamics of substance use and sex networks in HIV transmission

    • Maureen Miller

    OriginalPaper Pages: iii88 - iii96

11. HIV prevention among drug users: An international perspective from Thailand

    • David D. Celentano

    OriginalPaper Pages: iii97 - iii105