December 1, 2000
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Needle exchanges reduce the number of new HIV infections, rid the streets of dirty needles, while not increasing drug use among those participating in exchanges. Too bad the US gov't refuses to fund them.
A former heroin user (and current weblogger) talks about how needle exchange programs and other risk-reduction efforts may just have saved his life when he was using. (Includes some great works exchange info links.)
posted by bradlands at 1:15 PM on December 1, 2000
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