Data from Canadian population-specific surveillance systems suggest that approximately 15% of IDUs borrow needles that have been used by someone else.

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Data from Canadian population-specific surveillance systems indeed indicate that a significant portion of injection drug users (IDUs) engage in high-risk behaviors such as borrowing needles that have been previously used by someone else, with estimates around 15%. This practice contributes to the spread of infectious diseases among this population.

Data from Canadian Population-Specific Surveillance Systems Suggest That Approximately 15