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Taking care of themselves: how long-term injection drug users remain HIV and Hepatitis C free

机译：照顾自己：长期注射吸毒者保持艾滋病毒和丙型肝炎免费

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Though prevalence of HIV and especially Hepatitis C is high among people who inject drugs (PWID) in New York, about a third of those who have injected for 8-15years have avoided infection by either virus despite their long-term drug use. Based on life history interviews with 35 long-term PWID in New York, this article seeks to show how successful integration and performance of various drug using and non-drug using roles may have contributed to some of these PWID's staying uninfected with either virus. We argue that analysis of non-risk related aspects of the lives of the risk-takers (PWID) is very important in understanding their risk-taking behaviour and its outcomes (infection statuses). Drawing on work-related, social and institutional resources, our double-negative informants underwent both periods of stability and turmoil without getting infected.
机译：尽管在纽约，注射毒品的人群中HIV尤其是丙型肝炎的患病率很高，但尽管注射毒品的人长期使用毒品，但在注射8-15年的人群中，约有三分之一避免了两种病毒的感染。根据在纽约对35个长期PWID进行的生活史访谈，本文旨在显示各种吸毒和非吸毒角色的成功整合和表现如何可能导致这些PWID保持未被任何一种病毒感染。我们认为，对冒险者生活中与风险无关的方面（PWID）的分析对于理解他们的冒险行为及其后果（感染状态）非常重要。利用与工作相关的社会和机构资源，我们的双重否定线人经历了稳定和动荡的两个时期，而没有被感染。

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