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A series of three articles focusing on vein care and access to injecting sites.

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The bad, the sad & the redeemed

Written by Matt Gleeson on 29 November 2011.

mattToday I have another guest article from Matt Gleeson, He's previously written for this blog about use of the word Junkie in journalism. This time he's talking about the types of 'architypes' the media use to describe drug users. Matt normally write a great blog called Stonetree Harm Reduction.

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A trip down the Silk Road

Written by Monica Barratt on 29 June 2011.

monicabarrettSome of you may have heard about a website called 'The Silk Road', well I'm lucky enough to know someone who has taken the time to not only have a very good look around the site, but also spend the time writing an article on the subject.

Today's article is by Monica Barratt adapted from one she published on her own site 'Drugs Internet and Society'.

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Blue lights update

Written by Dr. Stephen Parkin on 23 June 2011.

Blue lightsHere is an update article from Dr. Stephen Parkin about the issues of blue lights in public toilets. This is something he's wriiten about before on here and it's an important topic for harm reduction.

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How will supervised injecting facilities affect you

Written by Kathryn Daley on 29 May 2011.

Supervised injectingAlthough I occasionally have guest articles here on Injecting Advice they do tend to be ones where I've asked the writer if they'll do it for me. But this week I read a great opinion piece by Kathryn Daley about peoples arguments against supervised injecting facilities. This piece deserves to be seen by more people (and more people should read her great blog) so I asked her if she'd let me repost it here. (Please note that Kat is Australian so there are some references to localised politics.)

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Avoid HepC, avoid track marks

Written by Magdalena Harris on 20 May 2011.

MagdalenaMagdalena Harris has been good enough to write a guest article for Injecting Advice based on the great presentation she gave at both the National Conference of Injecting Drug Use (NCIDU) and at this years IHRA conference in Beruit. I saw her present at the NCIDU and was blown away by her talk as it focused on something so many people forget, the 'protective factors' that stop people getting BBV infections.

 

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