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HIV Prevalence and Factors Associated with HIV Infection among Male Injection Drug Users Under 30: A Cross Sectional Study in Long An, Vietnam. Tran TMT, Nguyen HT, Yatsuya H, et al (2006)

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Sufficient targeted HIV prevention activities aiming at reducing HIV transmission within and from an extremely marginalized population of injection drug users (IDUs) must urgently and efficiently be implemented in Vietnam. This study was conducted to facilitate the development of such activities by describing transmission risks of young IDUs and evaluating factors in association with HIV infection.


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