HIV/AIDS Drug Use
Risk behaviors vary with ethnicity among HIV positive minority drug users in New York
Published in Health and Medicine Week, August 7th, 2006
According to recent research from the United States, "This study compared health care utilization and HIV-related risk behaviors between HIV-infected African American (n=123) and Hispanic (n=97) drug users recruited in New York City.
"African Americans were more likely to use crack, while Hispanics were more likely to use heroin and speedball. African Americans were more likely than Hispanics to report having traded sex for drugs or money. The two groups did not significantly differ in HIV care utilization (e.g., taking HIV medications)."
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