Nurses help addicts inject heroin at controversial clinic battling H.I.V.

Published April 13, 2014

Nurses help addicts inject heroin at controversial clinic battling H.I.V.
British Columbia has successfully stemmed an epidemic of AIDS in one of the hardest to reach populations: intravenous drug addicts. Correspondent William Brangham examines the ways that medical professionals are taking on the spread of H.I.V, including …
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£10 supermarket voucher 'bribe' to help heroin addicts stay clean
The trial – which is taking place at 33 sites around Britain – follows a study by researchers who found that the number of heroin addicts who completed a course of three hepatitis B jabs soared when they were rewarded with shopping vouchers.
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