Non-oral abuse of immediate-release hydrocodone (original) (raw)

Drug and Alcohol Dependence, 2015

Abstract

83% to 100%, and none of the participants missed more than one counseling session. There was a significant decrease in opioid (heroin) use, 68% of the participants reported using heroin at 1 month, 13% at 2 months and none after 3 months of treatment. Fifty-one (35.2%)wereHIV-positive,with fournotpreviously known to be positive. All 51 HIV-positive participants received HIV treatment. Eighty-nine (68.0%)were HCV-positive, 42 (46.7%)were newlydiagnosed.Only2participants (2.4%)had receivedHCVtreatment. Conclusions: At 6-month, the findings showed the added value of an integrated treatment programondrug use, HIV detection, and access to HIV care. Long-term follow-up is needed to confirm the impact of this program. Financial support: NIDA R01-DA033671-01.

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