HIV Outbreak Concerns Seen In Indiana
Monday, 30 March 2015
by Max Menius
The Associated Press has published an article on a recent outbreak of HIV infections seen in Indiana as a suspected result of the opioid addiction epidemic occurring there. As addicted individuals turn to heroin and other illicit opiates to find relief, a majority of them will eventually resort to injection drug use as a more
- Published in Addiction, Addiction in Media, Drug Abuse Trends, Heroin, Heroin Addiction, HIV, Methadone, Opioid Addiction, Opioid Treatment, Teen Substance Abuse
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Cone Health, HIV, Indiana, Injecting Drugs, Opana, Regional Center for Infectious Disease
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