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Harm reduction programmes and practices aim to reduce the harms associated with drug use. These include needle and syringe programmes, opioid substitution therapy, drug consumption rooms and overdose prevention.

Drug policy & policing

The Drugs Consensus Is Not Pretty - It's Been Ripped Apart at the Seams

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International Drug Policy Consortium
4 May 2016
PrEP

HIV PrEP currently too pricey to justify use in people who inject drugs

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Medical Xpress
26 April 2016
Hepatitis C treatment

AIDS expert to head $5-million research efforts on hepatitis C

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Vancouver Sun
22 April 2016
Harm reduction

Syringe access programs and overdose prevention to be funded with federal dollars

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BETA blog
20 April 2016
Drug policy & policing

UNAIDS urges countries to adopt a people-, rights- and health-centred approach to reverse the HIV epidemic among people who inject drugs

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UNAIDS
18 April 2016
People who inject drugs

Inside A Small Brick House At The Heart Of Indiana's Opioid Crisis

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NPR
2 April 2016
Drug policy & policing

Barack Obama: 'drug addiction is a health problem, not a criminal problem'

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The Guardian
30 March 2016
People who inject drugs

Heroin Epidemic Is Yielding to a Deadlier Cousin: Fentanyl

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New York Times
29 March 2016
Harm reduction

To end HIV in drug users, stop chasing the dream of a drug-free world

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The Guardian
22 March 2016
Harm reduction

Vancouver’s injection sites a potential model for other cities: advocates

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Globe & Mail
17 March 2016
Harm reduction

The case for a harm reduction decade

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Harm Reduction International
16 March 2016
Drug policy & policing

HIV activists fear UN 'War on Drugs' conference is already doomed

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FRANCE 24
16 March 2016
People who inject drugs

Indiana HIV epidemic among people who inject drugs is controlled, but ongoing vigilance is needed

News
9 March 2016
HIV prevention policy

Russia’s HIV epidemic compounded by economic crisis

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Global Risk Insights
2 March 2016
Harm reduction

Rehabs' Failure to Give Lifesaving Naloxone to Vulnerable Clients Is Unacceptable

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Truth Out
1 March 2016
Harm reduction

Street heroin: Optimal preparation and injection

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Jon Derricott / YouTube
1 March 2016
Harm reduction

Liz Evans And InSite’s Insightful Story

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Medium
1 March 2016
Chemsex & recreational drug use

Club Drug Use Among Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans (LGBT) People

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NEPTUNE
25 February 2016
People who inject drugs

Should we focus hepatitis C treatment on some injectors and not others?

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Drug & Alcohol Findings
22 February 2016
Drug policy & policing

Negotiating the UNGASS outcome document: Challenges and the way forward

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International Drug Policy Consortium
17 February 2016
Drug policy & policing

HIV Outbreak In Indiana: DEA Arrests 10 People Tied To Disease Spread, Warns Against Prescription Painkillers

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Medical Daily
9 February 2016
Harm reduction

South Africa: Police hamper HIV prevention efforts with drug users

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Health-e
4 February 2016
Harm reduction

Prison needle programs touted to reduce HIV and Hep C

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Toronto Star
3 February 2016
Harm reduction

President Obama seeks $1.1 billion to fight heroin and opiate epidemic

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The Independent
3 February 2016