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New
Issue
of
Harm
Reduction
Communication
Available
Online
12/10/99
The latest edition of the
Harm Reduction Coalition's newsletter, Harm Reduction Communication, is
now available on the web at http://www.harmreduction.org.
The issue features articles on the realities of opiate overdose, how it
happens, vital interventions, and controversial options like Naloxone (Narcan).
It also has information on New Jersey's needle exchange struggle, articles
on housing and alternative healing, and information for active users.
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Issue #118, 12/10/99
INTERVIEW: Lynn Curtis, President, Eisenhower Foundation | Republican Congressman, Senate Candidate Calls for Drug Maintenance Programs | Protesters Take Over Office of NYC Secretary of Human Resources | FDA-Approved Medical Marijuana Research Blocked Under New Federal Guidelines | Study Finds Poverty More Harmful to Children than Pre-Natal Exposure to Cocaine | Newsbriefs | Rebroadcast of Snitch Next Week | New Issue of Harm Reduction Communication Available Online | Deadline Extended for Year 2000 Drug Policy Foundation Achievement Awards | Editorial: A Typical Week in the Drug War
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