Washington, D.C., To Invest $650,000 In Needle-Exchange Programs
Washington, D.C., To Invest $650,000 In Needle-Exchange Programs
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Washington, D.C., plans to invest $650,000 in needle-exchange programs to help prevent the spread of HIV among injection drug users in the city, officials announced Wednesday, the Washington Post reports (Nakamura, Washington Post, 1/3). |
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