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How can the use of alcohol or other non–injectable drugs increase the risk of HIV infection?

April 26, 2017alcohol drugs increase infection risk

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How can the use of alcohol or other non–injectable drugs increase the risk of HIV infection?

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Using non–injectable, mood–altering drugs, such as alcohol or marijuana lowers one’s ability to make correct decisions about safer sex and cleaning needles and works before use.