Opiate substitution therapy together with needle/syringe programmes (NSPs) probably reduce the risk of hepatitis C acquisition; and NSPs are likely to be good value for money and even cost saving in some settings.
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Assessing the impact and cost-effectiveness of needle and syringe provision and opioid substitution therapy on hepatitis C transmission among people who inject drugs in the UK: an analysis of pooled data sets and economic modelling.
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