CAN:s bibliotek

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*008070120|1998|||||||||||e||||||||||0|eng|d
*24510$aSyringe exchange policy and practice: international perspective.
*260  $aNew York :$bMarcel Dekker,$c1998$y1998
*300  $aS. 1055-1290
*500  $aPER : Substance use & misuse 33(1998):5
*520  $aThe feasibility of a syringe-needle-exchange program in Vietnam. Harm reduction and street-based program: looking into Nepal. Harm reduction in the hills of northern Thailand. Syringe exchange in Germany. Injecting equipment provision in Australia: the state of play. Syringe exchange in Canada: good but not enough to stem the HIV tide. Syringe exchange as a social movement: a case study of harm reduction in Oakland, California. Evaluating needle exchange: a description of client characteristics , health status, program utilization, and HIV risk behavior. Hepatitis C virus transmission dynamics in injection drug users. From ideology to logistics: the organizational aspects of syringe exchange in a period of institutional consolidation. (From the table of contents)
*650 4$aNeedle-exchange programs
*650 4$aSubstance abuse, intravenous
*650 4$aHIV
*650 4$aHepatitis C
*650 4$aRisk factors
*650 4$aHealth status
*650 4$aVietnam
*650 4$aNepal
*650 4$aThailand
*650 4$aGermany
*650 4$aAustralia
*650 4$aCanada
*650 4$aCalifornia
*653  $aSprutbytesprogram
*653  $aIntravenöst narkotikamissbruk
*653  $aHIV
*653  $aHepatit C
*653  $aRisk
*653  $aHälsa
*653  $aTyskland
*653  $aKanada
*653  $aAustralien
*7001 $aPaone, D.$eguest ed.
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