Proposed Pennsylvania law aims to redefine needles, promote syringe service programs
A new bill if signed into law would remove the classification of needles as drug paraphernalia which would allow for syringe service programs across the state.P
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A new bill if signed into law would remove the classification of needles as drug paraphernalia which would allow for syringe service programs across the state.P
World Hepatitis Day: Health Minister Dr Sapam Ranjan Singh raised concern about the increasing cases of the practice of needles and syringe sharing among injecting drug users.
People of mental illness. i'll tell you what stigmatizes people with mental illness: when people commit severe crimes, edits reported, people know it. what we need to do is discuss what is really happening out there so we can discuss how to fix it. >> tucker: lying doesn't help anybody. last question. we are in the middle of the deadliest drug epidemic in american history, drug use appears to be going up rather than down. what would be the reason we are not studying this? we are studying everything else, why not this? >> you know, that's a good question. i think, unfortunately, there is a larg...
Stigmatize people with mental illness. i'll tell you what does that. when people commit severe crimes and has reported and people know it. what we need to do is discuss what's really happening out there as we can discuss how to fix it. >> yeah, line doesn't help anybody the last question but we are in the middle of the deadliest drug epidemic in american history and drug use appears to be going up rather than down. what would be the reason that we are not studying this? >> you know, that's a good question. i think unfortunately there is a large portion of academia who believes that drug use ca...
Institute. we have jenna ellis and democratic political analyst jason nichols. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning, steve. steve: jason, let's start with you. you think this is a good idea, why? >> i do. think we all across the board know that drugs are a public health problem and not a criminal one. this will be a way to stop overdose related deaths. these supervised injection sites will also clean up our environment and make it so that there aren't needles in public bathrooms and in public parks and on the streets. you know, i'm from the baltimore area and can i rem...