A qualitative study trialling the acceptability of new hepatitis C prevention messages for people who inject drugs: symbiotic messages, pleasure and conditional interpretations
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Treloar, C., et al., A qualitative study trialling the acceptability of new hepatitis C prevention messages for people who inject drugs: symbiotic messages, pleasure and conditional interpretations. Harm Reduction Journal, vol. 12, n. 5, 2015, p. 1-9.
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Drogodependencias, Vía intravenosa, Hepatitis, Transmisión, Campañas de prevención, Resultados, Características usuario, Estudio cualitativo
Drogodependencias, Vía intravenosa, Hepatitis, Transmisión, Campañas de prevención, Resultados, Características usuario, Estudio cualitativo
Ngā tūemi rite: A qualitative study trialling the acceptability of new hepatitis C prevention messages for people who inject drugs: symbiotic messages, pleasure and conditional interpretations
- GETTING THE MESSAGE STRATIGHT: EFFECTS OF A BRIEF HEPATITIS PREVENTION INTERVENTION AMONG INJECTION DRUG USERS
- HEPATITIS C VIRUS TRANSMISSION DYNAMICS IN INJECTION DRUG USERS
- Acquiring hepatitis C in prison: the social organisation of injecting risk
- THE SOCIAL PRODUCTION OF HEPATITIS C RISK AMONG INJECTING DRUG USERS: A QUALITATIVE SYNTHESIS
- SEROSORTING FOR HEPATITIS C STATUS IN THE SHARING OF INJECTION EQUIPMENT AMONG SEATTLE AREA INJECTION DRUG USERS
- ACCEPTABILITY OF HEPATITIS C VIRUS TESTING METHODS AMONG INJECTING DRUG USERS