Some studies have indicated that needle exchange programs (NEPs) can be effective in reducing drug-related risks for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) seroconversion; however, others have reported higher HIV incidence rates among NEP attendees. Since many studies rely on self-reports of NEP attendance, the authors investigated the extent to which differential misreporting of NEP attendance could bias risk estimates. Over a 3-year period from 1994 to 1997, self-reports of NEP attendance from participants in a prospective study i
Background There have been no studies showing that participation in programmes which provide legal a...
Ireland, particularly Dublin, has a higher incidence of HIV transmission due to injecting drug use t...
Abstract This study searched the available needle exchange program (NEP) literature for return rate ...
Needle exchange programs (NEPs) are designed to prevent human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) transmis-...
Objective: To examine whether needle exchange program (NEP) use by injecting drug users (IDUs) af...
Objective: To determine whether needle and syringe exchange programs represent feasible sites to des...
During the mid-1990s, Vancouver experienced a well characterized HIV outbreak among injection drug u...
I exploit the natural experiment in Sweden to study how needle exchange programs affect the healthca...
Objective Our purpose was to assess whether participation in needle exchange programs (NEPs) influen...
Needle Exchange Programs (NEP) are put in place in regions in the US, where illegal injectable drug ...
Background: Needle and syringe programs (NSPs) are widely used to reduce harms associated with drug ...
Although evidence is accumulating that needle exchange programs can lower the risk of parenterally t...
Needle Return in Needle Exchange Programs The first NEP (Needle Exchange Program) was in Amsterdam, ...
Aims To examine the relationship between Needle Exchange Program (NEP) attendance and self-reported ...
ABSTRACT This study was undertaken to identify factors associated with entry into detoxification amo...
Background There have been no studies showing that participation in programmes which provide legal a...
Ireland, particularly Dublin, has a higher incidence of HIV transmission due to injecting drug use t...
Abstract This study searched the available needle exchange program (NEP) literature for return rate ...
Needle exchange programs (NEPs) are designed to prevent human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) transmis-...
Objective: To examine whether needle exchange program (NEP) use by injecting drug users (IDUs) af...
Objective: To determine whether needle and syringe exchange programs represent feasible sites to des...
During the mid-1990s, Vancouver experienced a well characterized HIV outbreak among injection drug u...
I exploit the natural experiment in Sweden to study how needle exchange programs affect the healthca...
Objective Our purpose was to assess whether participation in needle exchange programs (NEPs) influen...
Needle Exchange Programs (NEP) are put in place in regions in the US, where illegal injectable drug ...
Background: Needle and syringe programs (NSPs) are widely used to reduce harms associated with drug ...
Although evidence is accumulating that needle exchange programs can lower the risk of parenterally t...
Needle Return in Needle Exchange Programs The first NEP (Needle Exchange Program) was in Amsterdam, ...
Aims To examine the relationship between Needle Exchange Program (NEP) attendance and self-reported ...
ABSTRACT This study was undertaken to identify factors associated with entry into detoxification amo...
Background There have been no studies showing that participation in programmes which provide legal a...
Ireland, particularly Dublin, has a higher incidence of HIV transmission due to injecting drug use t...
Abstract This study searched the available needle exchange program (NEP) literature for return rate ...