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October 14, 2013Clinical Trials20 citations

Ethical issues in HIV prevention research with people who inject drugs

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JSJeremy SugarmanSRScott M. RoseDMDavid S. Metzger

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Adopting similar approaches to addressing ethical issues in future research promises to facilitate this work so that needed strategies to prevent HIV infection among PWIDs can be safely and appropriately tested. Future trials enrolling PWIDs who are at risk of detainment should identify ways of mapping closely their experiences and perceptions in order to better apprehend some of the ethical issues at stake. In addition, scholarly and policy work needs to address the ethical issues related to post-trial access to multi-modal interventions that may be desired by participants, but are not shown to be effective in achieving the primary outcomes of the study.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69dadfebe32a2a6b95a3c28ahttps://doi.org/10.1177/1740774513505157
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