Gender Differences in HIV and Other Infections Among People Who Inject Drugs
Explore the global evidence on gender differences in HIV, Anti-HCV, and HBsAg prevalence among individuals who inject drugs through a comprehensive multi-stage systematic review and meta-analysis. The research findings shed light on the relative risks of HIV transmission between women and men and highlight the importance of targeted interventions in addressing these disparities.
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Gender Differences in HIV, Anti-HCV And HBsAg in People Who Inject Drugs A Multi-stage Systematic Review And Meta-analysis Of Global Evidence Janni Leung, Amy Peacock, Samantha Colledge, Jason Grebely, Evan B Cunningham, Matthew Hickman, Peter Vickerman, Jack Stone, Adam Trickey, Kostyantyn Dumchev, Michael Lynskey, Lindsey Hines, Paul Griffiths, Richard P Mattick, Sarah Larney*, Louisa Degenhardt*
Methods Global multi-staged systematic review and meta-analysis Screened >55 thousand studies Included >1000 studies 104 studies reported data by gender 2
Gender differences in HIV among PWID Relative Risks (women vs men) 3
