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IDU
(redirected from Intravenous drug use)

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IDUIndoor Unit (wireless)
IDUInjecting Drug User (medical/health)
IDUIntravenous Drug Use
IDUInstituto de Desarrollo Urbano (Colombia)
IDUInternational Democrat Union
IDUI Don't Understand
IDUInterface Data Unit
IDUIdoxuridine
IDUInterdisciplinary Unit
IDUInteractive Display Unit
IDUInitial Daily Use (FAA)
IDUIntel Developer Update
IDUIdentity of Ultimate Recipient (FIPS)
IDUInput and Display Unit
IDUInitial Distribution Update
IDUInternal Defence Unit (Sierra Leone)
IDUIrritation During Urination (band; UK)


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Intravenous drug use is said to be the main source of infection.
More HIV/AIDS in China by Catholic Insight
Vocal cord paralysis resulting from neck injections in the intravenous drug use population.
Retained hypodermic needles in the neck by Angeli, Simon / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
states that intravenous drug use in prisons is contributing to the transmission of these diseases in Ontario's communities.
Union turns thumbs down on OMA's proposal for needle exchange in jails by Community Action
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