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Unlinked anonymous HIV and viral hepatitis monitoring among PWID: 2017 report

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This report presents an overview of the trends between 2006 and 2016 for HIV, hepatitis B, hepatitis C and risk behaviours from the ongoing Unlinked Anonymous Monitoring Survey, which is targeted at people who inject psychoactive drugs, such as heroin, crack cocaine and amphetamines.

Types Reports & Research

Regions UK

Themes Testing & Diagnosis, Treatment & Care, Awareness & Prevention

Audiences Medical professional, Drug services professional

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