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Does Minneapolis need a place where users can inject drugs while supervised? One neighborhood is studying the idea. - Vimarsana News

Does Minneapolis need a place where users can inject drugs while supervised? One neighborhood is studying the idea.

Southside Harm Reduction Services and the East Phillips Improvement Coalition plan to gather input.

Oneida County gets $500K grant for drug overdose prevention efforts - Vimarsana News

Oneida County gets $500K grant for drug overdose prevention efforts

Oneida County Health Department is one of 13 public health agencies in the country getting a $500,000 grant to combat drug overdoses.

Source: wktv.com
San Francisco is secretly, illegally operating illicit drug use site: SHELLENBERGER and WOODHOUSE - Vimarsana News

San Francisco is secretly, illegally operating illicit drug use site: SHELLENBERGER and WOODHOUSE

SHELLENBERGER and WOODHOUSE: We are the first to report on the operation of the illegal supervised drug consumption site at the linkage center in the United Nations Plaza.

Office of the Governor | Governor Murphy Signs Legislative Package to Expand Harm Reduction Efforts, Further Commitment to End New Jersey's Opioid Epidemic - Vimarsana News

Office of the Governor | Governor Murphy Signs Legislative Package to Expand Harm Reduction Efforts, Further Commitment to End New Jersey's Opioid Epidemic

Governor Murphy Signs Legislative Package to Expand Harm Reduction Efforts, Further Commitment to End New Jersey’s Opioid Epidemic

Source: nj.gov
NJ municipal needle exchange bill passes in legislature - Vimarsana News

NJ municipal needle exchange bill passes in legislature

The State Senate and Assembly passed a pair of bills that would remove a barrier to opening needle exchanges in the state if approved by the governor.