| Author |
Title |
Year |
Publication |
Volume |
Pages |
| Connor, Steve |
Memory is damaged by ecstasy |
1998 |
Independent |
|
|
| Goodchild, Sophie |
Herbal 'antidote' leads to dangerous ecstasy boom |
1999 |
The Independent |
|
1 |
| Mayron, Amy |
African drug poses problems for authorities : khat low priority, but potency is contentious |
1999 |
Saint Paul Pioneer Press |
|
|
| Bruce, lain S. |
Is This Root A Real Cure For Heroin Addiction? : A hallucinogenic plant used in African religious ceremonies might free addicts |
1999 |
The Scotsman |
|
|
| Roberts, Greg |
A syringe to keep us safe |
1991 |
Sydney Morning Herald |
|
|
| Urban, Rebecca |
Campaign for syringe machines |
2003 |
The Age |
|
|
|
Area Health responds to the need for the machine |
2004 |
Camden Haven Courier |
|
|
| McAleer, Pete |
N.J. studies Boston needle exchange : state officials examine program, seek to change needle-possession laws |
2004 |
The Press of Atlantic City |
|
|
| Hilts, Philip J. |
Giving addicts clean needles cuts spread of AIDS, U.S. study finds |
1993 |
The New York Times |
|
|
| Pollack, Andrew |
Frustrating war on hepatitis C |
2003 |
The International Herald Tribune |
|
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