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The AIDS Action Europe clearinghouse is a central point where NGOs, policy makers, networks and other stakeholders in Europe and Central Asia can share key documents and good practice materials.
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BackPrevention and control of infectious diseases among people who inject drugs
This evidence-based joint guidance by ECDC/EMCDDA identifies good public health practice for prevention and control of infectious diseases among people who inject drugs. Common blood-borne viruses in this group include HIV and hepatitis B and C. The guidance identifies 7 key interventions which, in synergistic combination, have been shown by evidence and experience to be effective in the prevention and control of infectious diseases that affect this group. A guidance in brief is also available.
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Injecting drug users (IDUs)
NGOs
Policy makers
NGOs
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Prevention
Harm reduction
Treatment
Harm reduction
Treatment
WHO European region
2011
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European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control and European Monitoring Centre for Drugs
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