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Drug injectors in prison and HIV risk behaviour: A perspective from the united kingdom

In the United Kingdom considerable numbers of drug injectors spend time in prison each year. HIV risk behaviour, through drug injecting or sexual activities, within this environment raises crucial considerations for policy. It is important to understand how and why risk behaviour occurs. Furthermore, it is necessary to develop policy interventions that can effectively reduce infection risk. This article concludes by highlighting the need for HIV risk reduction interventions in prison to be consistent with interventions delivered in the wider community.