nam, 13 January 2015 Sharing injecting equipment is associated with a low per-event probability of hepatitis C virus (HCV) transmission, Australian investigators report in the online journal PLOS ONE. Because the per-event probability was so low, the investigators believe that HCV prevention campaigns should focus on reducing the frequency of sharing equipment, as well as focusing on decreasing...
HCV prevention campaigns need to focus on reducing frequency of injecting drug use involving sharing of equipment
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