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  • Because, failure to get treatment eventually leads to resistance to frontline drugs.

    Pardeshi also unhappy that the proposed link ART centres are not operational yet and people still need to travel great distances to avail themselves of treatment in urban areas.

    The NMP+ has urged the Maharashtra State AIDS Control Society to take the matter up with the Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation.

    World Aids Day functions in the city are set to be subdued this year due to the terror attack in Mumbai.

    World Aids Day: life-saving lessons
    Injecting drug use (IDU) is an important cause of HIV transmission and for the first time, the National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO) has embarked on a pilot projects in two jails (Tihar and Arthur Road) in the country to sensitise prisoners about the use of oral substitution therapy. NACO Programme Officer (IDU) Dr Ravindra Rao told The Indian Express that there was an estimated two lakh injecting drug users in the country and at least seven per cent of them were infected with HIV. In fact according to the Lancet (November 15 issue) about three million people who inject drugs may be HIV positive worldwide

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    pune i care By: Gauri Ghatnekar | 01-Dec-2008 Reply | Forward hi anuradha, i must write to you about drug pushing rumoured in policetoday's police have terrible duty hours, they are severely rushed due to vvip movements and the threats of bomb blasts and hoax calls. so it is no wonder that they like the terrorists are rumoured to be high on cocaine and marijuana. i hope i dont get into trouble for hinting at this. it is impossible to be truly alert and report for an 18 hour duty unless one has had a shot of cocaine or injected marijuana. lethal drugs such as sleeping pills are also abused by a lot of policemen who do not have backless cholis to distract them like the police in rajkot do. some of them also do korex or cough syrups while some sustain themselves with an oral shouting by their wives. it is high time the police called for help. they shoudl recognise that their lives are in danger by this constant self abuse. their periodic violence does no one any good and they should shortcircuit this method and approach mennwomen morehumbly
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