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Public Health, Research and Policy Programme of the International Harm Reduction Association. (2010) The global state of harm reduction 2010: key issues for broadening the response. London: International Harm Reduction Association.

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This report provides a region-by-region update of key developments in harm reduction since the first Global State report was released in 2008. It also explores several issues key to the response to drug-related harms worldwide, including increasing access to harm reduction in prisons and other places of detention, reaching people who use drugs with diagnosis, treatment and care for viral hepatitis and tuberculosis, preventing overdose-related mortality among people who use drugs, preventing and treating injecting-related bacterial infections, expanding the response to harms related to amphetamine use and addressing the current shortage of funds for harm reduction worldwide.


Item Type
Report
Publication Type
International, Report
Drug Type
All substances
Intervention Type
Harm reduction
Date
2010
Publisher
International Harm Reduction Association
Corporate Creators
Public Health, Research and Policy Programme of the International Harm Reduction Association
Place of Publication
London
ISBN
978-0-9557754-8-2
EndNote
Accession Number
HRB (Electronic Only)

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