DECREASING INTERNATIONAL HIV TRANSMISSION: THE ROLE OF EXPANDING ACCESS TO OPIOID AGONIST THERAPIES FOR INJECTION DRUG USERS
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SULLIVAN, L.E., ET AL., DECREASING INTERNATIONAL HIV TRANSMISSION: THE ROLE OF EXPANDING ACCESS TO OPIOID AGONIST THERAPIES FOR INJECTION DRUG USERS. ADDICTION, Vol. 100, no. 2 (2005), p. 150-158.
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Discapacidad, Drogas ilegales, Drogodependencias, Fármacos, Metadona, Opiáceos, Programas de desintoxicación, Programas de mantenimiento, Reducción de daños, Reducción de riesgo, Sida, Transmisión, Tratamiento médico, Vía intravenosa, Panorama internacional
Discapacidad, Drogas ilegales, Drogodependencias, Fármacos, Metadona, Opiáceos, Programas de desintoxicación, Programas de mantenimiento, Reducción de daños, Reducción de riesgo, Sida, Transmisión, Tratamiento médico, Vía intravenosa, Panorama internacional
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