Update: Syringe Exchange Programs—United States, 1998

Update: Syringe Exchange Programs—United States, 1998

A report is presented that summarizes a survey of 1998 syringe exchange program (SEP) activities in the US and compares them with 1994-1997 SEP activity surveys. SEPs are an increasingly common HIV prevention approach that offer a range of public health services in addition to syringe exchange.

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