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Yes. A recent study compared cities that had low rates of HIV infection among drug injectors with cities in which drug injectors had high rates of infection. The study found that each of the low rate cities had started syringe exchange and prevention outreach programs early in the AIDS epidemic before AIDS could get a foothold.
