Alcohol and Drug Use

4 Resources

Resources

Overview of Alcohol and Drugs and HIV in Zambia
Afya Mzuri
Review of alcohol and drug abuse, statistics, effects and the Zambian response in relation to the HIV pandemic.
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Alcohol and Drugs
Harm Reduction in Southern Africa: Strategies used to Address Drug-Related HIV
Medical Research Council
Research report on what information exists around drug use, injection drug use, HIV and harm reduction in 10 Southern African...
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Harm Reduction in Southern Africa: Strategies used to address drug-related HIV (53.9k)
Factsheet Drug use and HIV risk among Young People in Sub-Saharan Africa
Stop Aids Now!
Factsheet of results from research that explored the current developments regarding HIV and (injecting) drug use in the Sub-Saharan region,...
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Factsheet Drug use and HIV risk among Young People in Sub-Saharan Africa (4.46M)
Sexual Risk Intervention In Multiethnic Drug And Alcohol Users
American Journal of Infectious Disease
This study examines two interventions targeting HIV risk behaviour among HIV positive substance users, women in Miami, USA (the New...
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Sexual Risk Intervention In Multiethnic Drug And Alcohol Users (203.98k)

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