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$12M Grant to Advance Health for People Who Use Drugs in New England

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A five-year collaborative study, funded by a $12 million NIH grant, aims to improve public health by identifying barriers and improving care for people affected by drug use, tackling HIV, hepatitis C and overdose through evaluation of prevention programs in New England.
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$12M Grant to Advance Health for People Who Use Drugs in New England

A five-year collaborative study, funded by a $12 million NIH grant, aims to improve public health by identifying barriers and improving care for people affected by drug use, tackling HIV, hepatitis C and overdose through evaluation of prevention programs in New England.

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Newswise broke the news in Charlottesville, United States on Tuesday, November 4, 2025.
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