Human Rights and the Drug War, the organization that created the Shattered Lives book and the widely-viewed HR 95 exhibit, has added three new sections to its web site, on Ed Rosenthal, Lynn and Judy Osburn and Tulia. Visit http://www.hr95.org to check them out.
Preventing Blood-Borne Infections
Through Pharmacy Syringes Sales and Safe Community Syringe Disposal, a
supplement to the Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Association reprinting
a wide range of journal articles providing an overview of the topic:
http://www.anypositivechange.org/JAPhA.pdf
Melinda Ammann debunks the
Oxycontin crisis and exposes the real Oxycontin crisis, in "The Agony and
the Ecstasy," published in Reason magazine, April 1:
http://www.reason.com/0304/fe.ma.the.shtml
Jacob Sullum debunks the
government's drugs-terrorism ads in "Tokers and Terrorists," also in Reason,
March 28:
http://www.reason.com/sullum/032803.shtml
Mama Coca, an organization devoted to drug policy reform in the Andes, including Colombia, has posted and linked to extensive materials online: http://www.mamacoca.org/foro%20legal/index_foro_legal.htm
New report from the Office
Human Rights and the Drug
War, the organization that created the Shattered Lives book and the widely-viewed
HR 95 exhibit, has added three new sections to its web site, on Ed Rosenthal,
Lynn and Judy Osburn and Tulia. Visit http://www.hr95.org
to check them out.
Preventing Blood-Borne Infections
Through Pharmacy Syringes Sales and Safe Community Syringe Disposal, a
supplement to the Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Association reprinting
a wide range of journal articles providing an overview of the topic:
Melinda Ammann debunks the
Oxycontin crisis and exposes the real Oxycontin crisis, in "The Agony and
the Ecstasy," published in Reason magazine, April 1:
Jacob Sullum debunks the
government's drugs-terrorism ads in "Tokers and Terrorists," also in Reason,
March 28:
Mama Coca, an organization
devoted to drug policy reform in the Andes, including Colombia, has posted
and linked to extensive materials online: http://www.mamacoca.org/foro%20legal/index_foro_legal.htm
New report from the Office
of Applied Studies of the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
on National Household Survey findings for injection drug use:
http://www.anypositivechange.org/JAPhA.pdf
http://www.reason.com/0304/fe.ma.the.shtml
http://www.reason.com/sullum/032803.shtml
http://www.samhsa.gov/oas/2k3/ivdrug/ivdrug.cfm
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