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HIV-1- prevalence among drug deaths in major cities of central and northern Europe. / Püschel, K; Lockemann, Ute; Schneider, V; Brettel, H F; Penning, R; Rajs, J; Fugelstad, A; Kringsholm, B; Risser, D; Vonlanthen, B.

In: FORENSIC SCI INT, Vol. 57, No. 1, 1, 1992, p. 57-62.

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Püschel, K, Lockemann, U, Schneider, V, Brettel, HF, Penning, R, Rajs, J, Fugelstad, A, Kringsholm, B, Risser, D & Vonlanthen, B 1992, 'HIV-1- prevalence among drug deaths in major cities of central and northern Europe.', FORENSIC SCI INT, vol. 57, no. 1, 1, pp. 57-62. <http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1468733?dopt=Citation>

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Püschel, K., Lockemann, U., Schneider, V., Brettel, H. F., Penning, R., Rajs, J., Fugelstad, A., Kringsholm, B., Risser, D., & Vonlanthen, B. (1992). HIV-1- prevalence among drug deaths in major cities of central and northern Europe. FORENSIC SCI INT, 57(1), 57-62. [1]. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1468733?dopt=Citation

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Püschel K, Lockemann U, Schneider V, Brettel HF, Penning R, Rajs J et al. HIV-1- prevalence among drug deaths in major cities of central and northern Europe. FORENSIC SCI INT. 1992;57(1):57-62. 1.

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title = "HIV-1- prevalence among drug deaths in major cities of central and northern Europe.",
abstract = "Since 1985, a number of Institutes of Forensic Medicine in Germany have cooperated in a multicenter study, to provide a constant monitoring of HIV-1-prevalence among drug related deaths. In 1990/91, the Institutes in Copenhagen, Stockholm, Vienna and Z{\"u}rich also participated in this study. HIV-1-prevalence is decreasing in the German cities, whereas the epidemiological development is not uniform in the other major cities. Regional differences are obvious. In 1991, the prevalence rates were as follows: Berlin 15% (n = 220), Hamburg 4% (n = 179), Frankfurt 17% (n = 167), Munich 9% (n = 136), Stockholm 10% (n = 79), Copenhagen 14% (n = 130), Vienna 20% (n = 56), and Z{\"u}rich 23% (n = 84).",
author = "K P{\"u}schel and Ute Lockemann and V Schneider and Brettel, {H F} and R Penning and J Rajs and A Fugelstad and B Kringsholm and D Risser and B Vonlanthen",
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TY - JOUR

T1 - HIV-1- prevalence among drug deaths in major cities of central and northern Europe.

AU - Püschel, K

AU - Lockemann, Ute

AU - Schneider, V

AU - Brettel, H F

AU - Penning, R

AU - Rajs, J

AU - Fugelstad, A

AU - Kringsholm, B

AU - Risser, D

AU - Vonlanthen, B

PY - 1992

Y1 - 1992

N2 - Since 1985, a number of Institutes of Forensic Medicine in Germany have cooperated in a multicenter study, to provide a constant monitoring of HIV-1-prevalence among drug related deaths. In 1990/91, the Institutes in Copenhagen, Stockholm, Vienna and Zürich also participated in this study. HIV-1-prevalence is decreasing in the German cities, whereas the epidemiological development is not uniform in the other major cities. Regional differences are obvious. In 1991, the prevalence rates were as follows: Berlin 15% (n = 220), Hamburg 4% (n = 179), Frankfurt 17% (n = 167), Munich 9% (n = 136), Stockholm 10% (n = 79), Copenhagen 14% (n = 130), Vienna 20% (n = 56), and Zürich 23% (n = 84).

AB - Since 1985, a number of Institutes of Forensic Medicine in Germany have cooperated in a multicenter study, to provide a constant monitoring of HIV-1-prevalence among drug related deaths. In 1990/91, the Institutes in Copenhagen, Stockholm, Vienna and Zürich also participated in this study. HIV-1-prevalence is decreasing in the German cities, whereas the epidemiological development is not uniform in the other major cities. Regional differences are obvious. In 1991, the prevalence rates were as follows: Berlin 15% (n = 220), Hamburg 4% (n = 179), Frankfurt 17% (n = 167), Munich 9% (n = 136), Stockholm 10% (n = 79), Copenhagen 14% (n = 130), Vienna 20% (n = 56), and Zürich 23% (n = 84).

M3 - SCORING: Zeitschriftenaufsatz

VL - 57

SP - 57

EP - 62

JO - FORENSIC SCI INT

JF - FORENSIC SCI INT

SN - 0379-0738

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