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Difficulty Accessing Syringes and Syringe Borrowing among Injection Drug Users in Bangkok, Thailand. Kerr T, Fairbairh N, Hayashi K, et al (2009)

Difficulty Accessing Syringes and Syringe Borrowing among Injection Drug Users in Bangkok, Thailand. Kerr T, Fairbairh N, Hayashi K, et al (2009)Thailand’s longstanding HIV epidemic among injection drug users (IDU) has been attributed, in part, to the Thai government’s unwillingness to implement evidence-based HIV prevention interventions. This study was undertaken to examine risk factors for syringe borrowing among a community-recruited sample ofThai IDU.

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