Reducing the Risk of Hepatitis C Infection Among People Who Use Drugs: Focusing on Preventing the Transition to Injection Drug Use.

Combating the hepatitis C epidemic among people who use drugs, particularly those who inject drugs, requires developing new approaches and strategies. The early onset of HCV infection—often occurring as early as the first injections—suggests that preventing the transition to injection drug use is one such approach. Interventions along these lines are beginning to be developed around the world. The potential adaptation of such interventions in France first requires a better understanding of the context and circumstances surrounding a person’s first injections.

Author(s): Guichard Anne, Fournier Vincent, Michels David, Guignard Romain

Publishing year: 2010

Pages: 7-10

Men's Health, 2010, n° 409, p. 7-10

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