PREVALENCE OF OPTICAL DRUG ABUSE, INCLUDING COMBINED WITH HIV INFECTION, IN THE PRIMORSKIY KRAI

Abstract

The purpose of the study was to study the dynamics of the spread of narcological diseases, opium addiction, including HIV-related co-infection in Primorsky Krai in 2004–2016 in comparison with the indicators ofRussiaand the Far Eastern Federal District. Materials and methods. The official statistics, the data on the registration of narcological diseases of the Regional Clinical Hospital «Regional Narcological Dispensary», the data on the registration of HIV infection in the State Regional Clinical Hospital «Regional Clinical Hospital № 2 — Center for the Prevention and Control of AIDS and Infectious Diseases» were used. Results. Against the background of a decrease in the primary incidence of drug addiction in theRussian Federation, there has been an increase in Primorsky Krai, the main factor of HIV infection in the province remains intravenous drug use, which has an impact on the spread of the incidence of HIV infection. Conclusion: An analysis of the prevalence and prevalence of opiate addiction and HIV infection reflects the direct relationship between injecting drug use and HIV infection. The presented materials reveal the patterns of drug abuse, which is necessary for clarifying the reasons for the broad expansion of drugs, for resolving the issues of organizing narcological care, including those with comorbid pathology.