Outcome evaluation of a “common factors” approach to develop culturally tailored HIV prevention interventions for people who inject drugs
• Current interventions may not reflect local drug use practices that lead to HIV risk. • A “common factors” approach can empower providers to develop effective programs. • All NGO-developed interventions in this study reduced drug use-related HIV risks. • This approach can help frontline providers...
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