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Pilot harm reduction programmes in Africa show progress, despite challenging laws and policies

The session's community panel at AIDS 2022. Photo by Oğuzhan Nuh.

Educating police on harm reduction can help to prevent HIV and fatal overdoses

Dr Javier Cepeda at AIDS 2022. Photo ©Jordi Ruiz Cirera/IAS.

The population of people injecting drugs in the UK is getting older

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‘Nothing for us without us’: achieving epidemic control among key populations in Africa

Dr Chris Akolo at INTEREST 2022. Image by Edith Magak.

Tele-harm reduction: a new approach in the US shows promise for people with HIV who inject drugs

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The US must tackle racial disparities among people who inject drugs and expand syringe service programmes

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One in five new cases of HIV and hepatitis C in people who inject drugs due to unstable housing in US and UK, modelling shows

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Chemsex is top of the list of risk factors for HIV infection in gay and bisexual men in England

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People who use drugs who are homeless good candidates for PrEP with appropriate support

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