Bramson et al. (2015) reported when needle-exchange programs were accessible, compared to programs being unavailable, rates of HIV were?
A) Lower
B) Higher
C) The same
D) HIV infection was not found in these areas

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Bramson et al. (2015) found that when needle-exchange programs were accessible, rates of HIV were lower compared to when such programs were unavailable. This is because these programs reduce needle sharing among drug users, a major risk factor for HIV transmission.

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