Countering the environmental effects of public injecting. New Effectiveness Bank analysis

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Countering the environmental effects of public injecting
Did Florida’s first needle exchange programme result in fewer items of used injecting equipment being left in public places? The answer comes from a walkthrough of Miami neighbourhoods and interviews with people who inject drugs before and after the programme opened its doors. Click button below for our analysis of the study.
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