We support, facilitate, and foster research, scientific exchange, and the dissemination of knowledge to improve the health of people who use drugs across the world.
This exchange focuses on evidence-based research that aims to improve access to prevention, treatment, and care for hepatitis C, other infectious diseases, and harms that occur from drug use.
We believe the most powerful impact is achieved when researchers, clinicians, advocates, and communities of people who use drugs come together to learn from each other.
That’s why we make sure that the input of people with lived experiences of using drugs is equally valued in everything we do. Their point of view is invaluable in driving change and improving the health of their community across the globe.
A selection of our knowledge exchange projects include:
Conference archive
Use our search function to discover abstracts, presentations, videos and papers from every INHSU conference since 2015.
Publications
Browse our selection of INHSU publications for insights and best practice into hepatitis C for people who use drugs.
Webinar series
Launching in early 2021, our new webinar series will feature experts from across the INHSU network sharing their evidence-based knowledge and experience.
