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Screening alcohol and substance use may ultimately help improve PrEP adherence: 2020, CATIE
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Estimated number of people who inject drugs and coverage of harm reduction programs in Canada: 2020, CATIE
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Safe Supply: Hydromorphone Tablet Distribution Program at the Molson Overdose Prevention Site: 2020, CATIE
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Mobile phones found important for accessing healthcare and services for Indigenous people in B.C.: 2020, CATIE
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Why many people may not disclose substance use to healthcare providers: 2020, CATIE
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Improved health when treatment for both hepatitis C and opioid use disorder are offered: 2020, CATIE
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Assessing the cascade of care for opioid use disorder in British Columbia: 2020, CATIE
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Hepatitis C treatment in harm reduction programs for people who use drugs: From Prevention in Focus - Spring 2020
2020, CATIE
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New research finds heating drug use equipment linked to decreased HIV risk: 2019, CATIE
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Overdoses and smoking are taking the lives of people with HIV who have been cured of hepatitis C: 2019, CATIE
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