Knowledge, Attitudes and Behavior
"HIV/AIDS-Related Behavior Change among Injecting Drug Users in Different National Settings."
Published in AIDS Weekly, July 3rd, 1995
According to the authors' abstract of an article published in AIDS, "Objectives: To identify factors associated with effective AIDS behavior change among injecting drug users (IDU) in different national settings. Design: Cross-sectional surveys of IDU, with determination of HIV status. Trends in city HIV seroprevalence among IDU also used to validate effectiveness of behavior change. Setting and Participants: Subjects recruited from drug-use treatment programs and outreach efforts in Bangkok, Thailand (n=601); Glasgow, Scotland (n=919); New York City, USA (n=2539); and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (n=466). Results: Evidence for the effectiveness of...
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