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HIV risk reduction among injection drug users: explaining the lack of anticipated outcomes in a community-level controlled comparison study

R. F. SCHILLING ; D. FERNANDO ; J. FONTDEVILA ; N. EL-BASSEL | 2000
Dans Evaluation and Program Planning (Vol.23, n°3, August 2000) Article : Périodique

A quasi-experimental evaluation design was employed in order to determine whether community outreach efforts would result in reductions in drug- and sexual-related HIV risk behavior among injection drug users, and to gain insight into the potent[...]

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Legislation reduces exposure to second-hand tobacco smoke in New Zealand bars by about 90%

D. FERNANDO ; FOWLES J. ; A. WOODWARD ; A. CHRISTOPHERSEN ; S. DICKSON ; HOSKING M. ; R. BEREZOWSKI ; R. A. LEA | 2007
Périodique

ENGLISH : AIM: To measure exposure to second-hand smoke (SHS) in New Zealand bars before and after comprehensive smoke-free legislation enacted on 10 December 2004. METHODS: Cotinine is the main specific metabolite of nicotine and a well-estab[...]

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Predictors of sharing drugs among injection drug users in the South Bronx: implications for HIV transmission

D. FERNANDO ; R. F. SCHILLING ; J. FONTDEVILA ; N. EL-BASSEL | 2003
Périodique

ENGLISH : HIV may be transmitted in the process of sharing injected drugs, even if all participants have their own syringes. In an effort to gain understanding of the extent and predictors of drug sharing, data were obtained via personal inter[...]

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Proximity to needle exchange programs and HIV-related risk behavior among injection drug users in Harlem

R. F. SCHILLING ; J. FONTDEVILA ; D. FERNANDO ; N. EL-BASSEL ; E. MONTERROSO | 2004
Dans Evaluation and Program Planning (Vol.27 n°1, February 2004) Article : Périodique

The present study sought to determine whether proximity to a needle exchange program (NEP) was associated with lower levels of HIV-related risk behavior among 587 injection drug users (IDUs) in East Harlem. Three neighborhood samples were compar[...]

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