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A new report links Fiji’s rising HIV cases to crystal meth use and lack of sterile needles, urging urgent harm reduction measures.
A new WHO and UNDP report warns of a growing HIV crisis in Fiji fueled by widespread drug use, especially crystal methamphetamine, with unsafe injecting practices and scarce sterile needles driving transmission.
Interviews with 56 people who inject drugs and 50 key informants reveal widespread use across age groups, including children, limited HIV awareness, stigma, and poor access to health services.
The report urges immediate implementation of low-threshold, free needle distribution without registration or counseling, linking services to HIV testing, treatment, and mental health support to prevent further spread.
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Un nuevo informe relaciona el aumento de casos de VIH en Fiji con el consumo de metanfetamina y la falta de agujas estériles, instando a tomar medidas urgentes para reducir los daños.