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Nothing says ‘harm reduction’ like helping addicts overdose

By Zachary Faria
Published July 14, 2023 4:48am ET
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Nothing says ‘harm reduction’ like helping addicts overdose
When you hear the phrase “harm reduction,” you assume that it means some sort of public safety program, perhaps one designed to protect people from themselves. When you’re in Portland, it means helping drug addicts do crack, meth, and fentanyl. SUPREME COURT SHOULD CRACK DOWN ON COLLEGE ADMINISTRATORS WHO DETER FREE SPEECH Multnomah County, home […]

When you hear the phrase “harm reduction,” you assume that it means some sort of public safety program, perhaps one designed to protect people from themselves.

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