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International Brothehood of Teamsters

Chapter by: Friedman, Samuel R; Nikolaidis, Louie
in: Encyclopedia of the American left by Buhle, Mari Jo; Buhle, Paul; Georgakas, Dan (Eds)
Oxford : Oxford University Press, 1998
pp. 367-?
ISBN: 9780195120882
CID: 4848272
Journal of progressive human services. 1999:10(1):75-78.DOI:

Roaches [Poem]

Friedman, Samuel R
ORIGINAL:0015054
ISSN: 1042-8232
CID: 4856572
Journal of progressive human services. 1998:9(2):91-93.DOI:

two-two-nineteen sixty [Poem]

Friedman, Samuel R
ORIGINAL:0015052
ISSN: 1042-8232
CID: 4856552
Journal of progressive human services. 1998:9(2):93-94.DOI:

Economics of welfare reform [Poem]

Friedman, Samuel R
ORIGINAL:0015051
ISSN: 1042-8232
CID: 4856542
Journal of progressive human services. 1998:9(2):94-94.DOI:

Oral art in the age of AIDS [Poem]

Friedman, Samuel R
ORIGINAL:0015050
ISSN: 1042-8232
CID: 4856532

In these years

Chapter by: Friedman, Sam
in: Poems for the unemployed by Pietkiewciz, Bertha (Ed)
Hackensack, NJ : Bergen Employment Action Project of the United Labor Agency, 1998
pp. 4-
ISBN:
CID: 4905082

Under the lash of

Chapter by: Friedman, Sam
in: Poems for the unemployed by Pietkiewciz, Bertha (Ed)
Hackensack, NJ : Bergen Employment Action Project of the United Labor Agency, 1998
pp. 4-
ISBN:
CID: 4905092

Tyrannosaurs on a high protein diet

Chapter by: Friedman, Sam
in: Poems for the unemployed by Pietkiewciz, Bertha (Ed)
Hackensack, NJ : Bergen Employment Action Project of the United Labor Agency, 1998
pp. 4-
ISBN:
CID: 4905102

Truffled geese

Chapter by: Friedman, Sam
in: Poems for the unemployed by Pietkiewciz, Bertha (Ed)
Hackensack, NJ : Bergen Employment Action Project of the United Labor Agency, 1998
pp. 7-
ISBN:
CID: 4905112
Journal of drug issues. 1997:27:87-95.DOI:

High HIV seroprevalence epidemics among injecting drug users; New York City and Bangkok

DesJarlais, DC; Choopanya, K; Vanichseni, S; Friedmann, P; Raktham, S; Friedman, SR
New York City, U.S.A., and Bangkok, Thailand experienced two of the most important HIV epidemics among injecting drug users (IDUs) in the world. The epidemic in New York was the first, and by far the largest, HIV epidemic among IDUs. The Bangkok epidemic was notable both for the rapidity of HIV transmission among IDUs and for demonstrating that HIV transmission could occur among IDUs in developing countries. Rapid HIV transmission among IDUs in both cities was followed by large-scale behavior change and stabilization of HIV seroprevalence at high levels. The stabilization of seroprevalence includes unacceptably high rates of continued HIV seroconversions-estimated to be 4 per 100 person-years at risk or greater in both cities. Recent additional HIV prevention efforts in both cities-long-term methadone maintenance treatment in Bangkok and legal access to sterile injection equipment in New York-indicate possibilities for further reducing HIV transmission among IDUs in the two cities.
ISI:A1997WT04900006
ISSN: 0022-0426
CID: 3617992