The injection of illegal drugs remains a driving factor in the HIV/AIDS pandemic. Although a
large body of scientific evidence supports the application of prevention initiative, such as …

After reading through many of the 500 or so papers on harm reduction in drug users listed in
the PubMeddatabase, it's hard not to conclude that researchers are really bad at …

Despite recent advances in HIV prevention and treatment, high HIV incidence persists
among people who inject drugs (PWID). Difficult legal and political environments and lack of …

Unfortunately, there is a growing body of evidence indicating that IDUs are being left behind
in the global effort to scale up HAART. For instance, despite the high proportion of HIV cases …

Somehow the Article by Bradley Mathers and colleagues (March 20, p 1014) 1 left us with a
sense of despair. Strategically, preventing the spread of HIV among intravenous drug users …

Background Injection drug use continues to significantly contribute to new infections with
HIV. Moreover, conducting HIV prevention research with people who inject drugs (PWIDs) …

Recent articles in the news media report that the rate of HIV infection among injection drug
users (IDUs) in British Columbia has dropped over the past two years. 1, 2 The prevailing …

Those researching HIV prevention measures for people who inject drugs (PWID) face a
dilemma. Regions where baseline HIV prevalence and onward transmission via injecting is …

The Disconnect between China's Public Health and Public Security Responses to Injection
Drug Use, and the Consequences for Human Rights | PLOS Medicine Skip to main content …

Somehow the Article by Bradley Mathers and colleagues (March 20, p 1014) 1 left us with a
sense of despair. Strategically, preventing the spread of HIV among intravenous drug users …