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Figure INF-3. HIV prevalence among injecting drug users — studies with national and subnational coverage [see all figures in this series...]
Part (ii) Young injecting drug users (under age 25), 2008 to 2009
Notes:
Black squares indicate samples with national coverage; blue triangles indicate samples with subnational (including local or regional) coverage.
Differences between countries have to be interpreted with caution owing to different types of settings and/or study methods; national sampling strategies vary and some sample sizes are small.
Part of data from Portugal include non-IDUs and therefore may underestimate prevalence among IDUs (estimated proportion of non-IDUs in the samples not known).
Data for Spain, Cyprus, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia and Slovakia are limited to prevalence among IDUs in treatment and may not be representative of prevalence among IDUs who are not in treatment. Data for Luxembourg and part of data for Cyprus are based on self-reported test results, which are less reliable than clinically documented tests.
Countries are presented by order of increasing prevalence, based on the average of national data or, if not available, of subnational data.
Related links:
Statistical bulletin 2010: Figure INF-3 part (ii)
For primary sources, study details and data before 2008, see Table INF-109 and Table INF-0.
See also ‘General notes for interpreting data’ on the Explanatory notes and help page
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