AIDS · 2009 · 38 citations · 9 references
Public HealthInfectious Disease ControlHiv ControlHiv PreventionSubstance Use DisordersHiv DiagnosisHiv EpidemiologyHiv TestingPrevention Of Sexual TransmissionDisease Incidence RateHiv PrevalenceHiv Seroconversion PreventionHiv Serologic TestingIncidence RateSeroconversion Detection
Jails may foster the spread of HIV, particularly among drug users. In 2006, male injection drug users (n = 499) detained in Tehran consented to HIV testing at intake and discharge. HIV prevalence at intake was 24.4%. Nine of those who were HIV negative at intake were positive at discharge (annualized incidence rate 16.8%), including one p24 antigen positive. Jails may be contributing to the rapid spread of HIV in Iran and should be major points for prevention interventions.
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