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Contents
Sunday, 28 February 2010 00:00 | 
Written by Stichting Mainline | 
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Drug Abuse
| Rate your Risks The Facts about Infections |
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| AIDS, hepatitis, tuvercolosis and other infectious diseases are found more frequently within the walls of a prison than outside. Working in a penitentiary, therefore carries a higher risk of infection. But how big exactly is this risk and what can you do to protect yourself? This book contains the facts about infections and includes tips to prevent infections inside the prison. But also included in this book is specific information on drug use. What are the health risks of drug use and how does drug use influence the direct environment? For instance, does drug use encourage aggression? |
| 2. Risk reduction How to reduce health risks in prisons 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Quiz - 'Play it safe' 2.3 Step-by-step strategies |
"Rate your Risks" is published withing the context of the European peer support project 'Encouragement, development and support of AIDS prevention through peer support among injecting drug users.' The production is financed by the European Commission.
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