HSE sets up intervention team over rise in HIV cases

The HSE has set up a special intervention team in response to a rise in new HIV cases among homeless drug users in Dublin City.

HSE sets up intervention team over rise in HIV cases

The Irish Examiner has learned there has been nine new cases among injecting addicts in the city so far this year, compared to almost no cases in the same period last year.

The HSE said they are still investigating the scale of the increase, but had identified 13 new cases since June 2014.

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