University of California, Los Angeles Grant



Organization - University of California, Los Angeles
Grant Amount - $3,000
Foundation - California Endowment
Grant Purpose - Translational Addiction Research Conference: For sponsorship of a conference to address drug, alcohol and tobacco use and abuse, mental health, AIDS/HIV risk and access to health care for the Asian American Pacific Islander population in California.


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