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Women Who Use Drugs and Female Partners of Men Who Use Drugs
HIV prevention information and confidential services are needed for PWID receiving treatment for substance use. Increased skills training for HIV disclosure to sexual partners is needed. Despite high numbers of PWID who are HIV-positive, no HIV nor drug prevention programs focus on PWID. No national guidelines exist for drug treatment.
Women Who Use Drugs and Female Partners of Men Who Use Drugs
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Interventions are needed to provide women and their partners with a better understanding of the risk of acquiring HIV through sexual practices as well as through injecting drug use (IOM, 2007). Studies found low rates of condom use despite sexual relationships with IDUs, lack of knowledge by IDUs on sexual and reproductive health and lack of access to clean needles. A study also found that many MSM and male intravenous drug users avoid disclosure of their sexual and drug risk behavior along with their HIV status due to stigma and gender norms and that most wives reported violence and little or no condom use. HIV-positive male IDUs want help with disclosure to their wives. Most wives of IDUs reported only a single lifetime sexual partner and only a tiny proportion reported injecting drug use.
Women Who Use Drugs and Female Partners of Men Who Use Drugs
1 study