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Objective
We explore individual-level, network-level, and community-level characteristics associated with MOUD uptake in young people who inject drugs and their support network members.
Findings/Key points
Stigma at both the individual and community levels was significantly associated with MOUD uptake (though in different directions). Greater individual-level stigma was associated with a higher likelihood of MOUD uptake, while having a more normatively stigmatizing community environment was associated with a lower likelihood of MOUD uptake. Using heroin and cocaine simultaneously and having a larger support network were associated with a greater likelihood of MOUD uptake.
Design/methods
Longitudinal study (n=165)