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Projected Outcomes of Reducing Federal Funding for Syringe Service Programs via Executive Order.

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Fetters KB, Padmanabhan P, Yamkovoy K, Guan X, Scott SE, Kerr L, Joseph K, Day GL, Plesons M, Bartholomew TS, Tookes HE, Al-Tayyib A, Barocas JA.   +12 more
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Secondary Syringe Exchange Among Users of 23 California Syringe Exchange Programs

Substance Use and Misuse, 2006
This article describes the secondary syringe exchange (SSE) practices of injection drug users (IDUs) attending 23 syringe exchange programs (SEPs) in the state of California during 2002 (n=539). The sample was primarily heroin injecting, about two thirds male, half White and half other racial/ethnic groups.
Jennifer Lorvick, Alex H. Kral, Ricky N. Bluthenthal   +2 more
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Analytical Findings in Used Syringes From a Syringe Exchange Program

International Journal of Drug Policy, 2020
Since it's first implementatation in 1984, Syringe Exchange Programs (SEP) are a critical component of harm reduction interventions among people who inject drugs.. The aim of this work was to use a scientific analytical approach to obtain drug use information through the analysis of the content of used syringes.357 syringes were collected in New York ...
Taís R Fiorentin, Barry K Logan
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A Benefit-Cost Analysis of Syringe Exchange Programs [PDF]

Journal of Health & Social Policy, 2000
To date, a paucity of systematic economic evaluations have been applied to syringe exchange programs. In today's cost-conscious environment, with public health officials contending with restricted HIV prevention budgets, what amount of scarce resources should be allocated toward the operation of SEPs?
Reid, Robert
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Syringe Exchange Programs

, 2020
Access Support Network (ASN) in Salinas, CA is the only community organization to provide services to those living with HIV/Hep C and to facilitate a syringe exchange program (SEP). As Monterey County has been affected by the opioid epidemic, the syringe
Campos, Tiara M.
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Syringe Exchange.

Lancet, The, 1987
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The Tacoma Syringe Exchange

Journal of Addictive Diseases, 1991
For over a year, the Tacoma Syringe Exchange has been operating in spite of existing drug paraphernalia laws. One hundred fifty-four subjects have been interviewed regarding drug injection practices for the month prior to first use of the exchange and for the most recent month since using the exchange.
H, Hagan, D C, Des Jarlais, D, Purchase, T, Reid, S R, Friedman   +4 more
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