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Prevention Treatment and Care for Female Drug Users/Injecting Drug Users and Female Prisoners in Pakistan

Information Briefs

1.1. Providing services to pregnant drug users in low-resource settings

1.2. Supporting women drug users who have infants, in low resource settings: Focus on neonatal abstinence syndrome

02. Delivering HIV services to pregnant drug users in low-resource settings

03. Supporting access to HIV services for the female spouses of male IDU

04. ARVs and drug interactions

05. Supporting women IDU and spouses of male IDU who test HIV-positive and have limited or no access to ART

06. Supporting safe and beneficial disclosure of HIV status for married IDU in low-resource settings-focus South Asia

07. Prevention of sexual transmission of HIV for women who use drugs and the spouses of male drug-users: Negotiating condom use in the context of drug use in South Asia

08. Preventing parental transmission (sharing of contaminated injecting equipment) of HIV for women who inject drugs

09. HIV-related vulnerabilities and the intersection of sex work and drug use

10. Case management for women who use drugs

11. Case management for female prisoners in preparation for release: suggestions for the South Asia context

12. Full template for measuring IDU services coverage with gender

13. Resources by NGOs for NGOs-focus Central, South and South East Asia

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