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Glasgow outreach service shows the feasibility of PrEP for people who inject drugs

Dr Ceilidh Grimshaw presenting to the BHIVA 2020 conference.

“We forget that we're human. We are. We are human beings”: long-term HIV survivors living on society’s margins

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Overdose deaths have reduced survival gains among people with HIV in British Columbia

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Harm reduction for people who inject drugs in Ukraine and Tanzania associated with improved HIV prevention outcomes

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‘If you only have to take a pill once a day to protect yourself…it’s a miracle’: experiences of PrEP for women who inject drugs in the US

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Directly observed treatment for hepatitis C highly effective in people who inject drugs

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Injecting drugs in public places linked to a higher risk of HIV, hepatitis C and overdose, Scottish survey finds

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Hepatitis C vaccine fails to prevent chronic infection

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Treating drug addiction may reduce risk of viral rebound

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