Marketing harm reduction: a historical narrative of the International Harm Reduction Development Program

References 

1. Brunet, J. B. (1996). Report on visit to Russia. Saint-Maurice, France: European Centre for the Epidemiological Monitoring of AIDS.
2. Dehne KL, Grund J-PC, Khodakevich L, Kobyshcha Y. The HIV/AIDS epidemic among drug injectors in Eastern Europe: patterns, trends and determinants. Journal of Drug Issues. 1999;29:729–776
3. Grund, J.-P. C. (2001). A candle lit from both sides: the epidemic of HIV infection in Central And Eastern Europe. In K. McElrath (Ed.), HIV and AIDS: a global view. Westport, CT, USA: Greenwood Press (in press; ISBN 0-313-31403-9).
4. Khodakevich, L., & Dehne, K. L. (1998). HIV epidemics in drug using populations and increasing drug use in Central and Eastern Europe. Paper presented at the Global Research Network on HIV Prevention in Drug Using Populations (Inaugural Meeting), Geneva.
5. Pokrovskyi, V. V., Savtchenko, I. Y., Ladnaia, N. N., & Goliusov, A. T. (1998). A recent epidemic of HIV infection in Russian IVDUs. Paper presented at the Twelfth International Conference on AIDS, July, Geneva. (abstract 13191).
6. UNAIDS/WHO. (1996–2000). Epidemiological fact sheets on HIV/AIDS and sexually transmitted infections (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania). Geneva: UNAIDS/WHO.
7. UNAIDS/WHO (2000). AIDS epidemic update: December 2000. Geneva: UNAIDS/WHO.
8. USAID, & Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (1998). HIV/AIDS strategy in Russia, 1998–2000. Washington, DC: USAID.
9. WHO-EURO. (2000). Table of HIV infections newly diagnosed and rates per million population by country and year of report (1992–1999), and cumulative totals, WHO European Region. WHO-EURO website (http://cisid.dk/hiv-aids/table 12.htm).