The Center for Research on U.S. Latino HIV / AIDS and Drug Abuse (CRUSADA) is a multi-disciplinary research, education, and community outreach center dedicated to eliminating health disparities in substance abuse and HIV/AIDS that affect the Latino minorities in the U.S.



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Learn about C-SALUD at the Project Website.

Director’s Message
CRUSADA came about as a reaction to a lack of research on the twin epidemics of HIV/AIDS and substance abuse in South Florida’s rapidly growing Latino populations... (more)

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SPOTLIGHT
CRUSADA CONFERENCE 2011.
Conference Presentation Slides
ATTN: Latina Mothers and Daughters -- Latina WOMEN Study is seeking participants.
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CRUSADA Testimonials
CRUSADA NEWS
Brown Bag Lecture- Wednesday, Oct. 12th - The role of social capital on high risk sexual behavior among Latino immigrants. (more)
Dr. De La Rosa selected as expert faculty in NIH-NIMHD 2011 Translational Health Disparities Course (more)
CRUSADA poster presented at FASEB Annual Scientific Conference (more)
Dr. De La Rosa to serve on the National Advisory Council of NIH (more)