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Prevention of HIV/AIDS among injecting drug users in Russia: Opportunities and barriers to scaling-up of harm reduction programmes

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  • Tkatchenko-Schmidt, Elena
  • Renton, Adrian
  • Gevorgyan, Ruzanna
  • Davydenko, Ludmila
  • Atun, Rifat

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  • Tkatchenko-Schmidt, Elena & Renton, Adrian & Gevorgyan, Ruzanna & Davydenko, Ludmila & Atun, Rifat, 2008. "Prevention of HIV/AIDS among injecting drug users in Russia: Opportunities and barriers to scaling-up of harm reduction programmes," Health Policy, Elsevier, vol. 85(2), pages 162-171, February.
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