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Behavioral and Sero Prevalence Survey among Injecting Drug Users (IDUs) in Kathmandu. New ERA and STD/AIDS Counseling and Training Service, FHI, et al (2002)

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HIV transmission among drug users is typically associated with injecting drug users who oftentimes share needles or syringes. Risky behavior has been defined here as needle sharing behaviors, unprotected sex with various partners or sex workers. Risky sexual behavior associated with the drug use also contributes to spread HIV.

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