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'Paco' Under Scrutiny Based on two studies carried out in the cities of Buenos Aires and Montevideo, this report examines the origin, characteristics and impact of the expl...
Bring back the free crack pipes When you hear that your government is helping addicts shoot up or smoke crack, it's normal to wonder: how can this possibly be good? Until recen...
Characterization of the crack cocaine culture in the city of São Paulo: a controlled pattern of use In the city of São Paulo, the culture of crack use has undergone considerable changes over these 11 years since it was first described. The sociodemog...
Crack Heads and Roots Daughters An ethnographic study of women and drug use in inner city neighborhoods in Kingston, Jamaica, revealed that cannabis is commonly used in conjunction w...
Crack untamed: treat users, kill the market Brazil will soon have a special police task force targeting crack-cocaine. Meanwhile, the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais proposes its own drug fighti...
Distributing safer crack use kits in Canada A number of public health departments and community organizations in Canada distribute safer crack use kits to people who use crack cocaine. The kits ...
Drug users to receive crack pipes as part of pilot project Vancouver health officials will distribute new crack pipes to non-injection drug users this fall as part of a pilot project aimed at engaging crack ...
Free crack cocaine pipes enable the saving of lives In 2008, Safeworks, an outreach program of Alberta Health Services, began a harm reduction program aimed at mitigating the effects of sharing crack ...
Free crack pipe service discontinued in Calgary A decision to stop a clean crack-pipe distribution program has disappointed those working to rehabilitate street addicts. Since 2008, Alberta Health ...
In booming Brazil, crack strikes late but hard About two decades after the U.S. emerged from the worst of its own crack epidemic, Brazilian authorities are watching the cheap drug spread across thi...
Insite’s next battle: supervised inhalation Insite’s operators have twice applied for a federal health exemption to allow crack cocaine smokers to use the room – the request was rejected in 20...
Opportunities to learn and barriers to change: crack cocaine use in the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver In 2004, a team comprised of researchers and service providers launched the Safer Crack Use, Outreach, Research and Education (SCORE) project in the D...
Smoking of crack cocaine as a risk factor for HIV infection among people who use injection drugs This paper examined whether use of crack cocaine has become a risk factor for HIV infection. Smoking of crack cocaine was found to be an independent r...
The fast and the furious Harm reduction programmes targeting stimulants like cocaine and (meth)amphetamines in several countries have shown positive results. However, these pr...
The Safer Crack Use Program This fact sheet explains the Safer Crack Use Program of the Public Health Department of Toronto (Canada). In Toronto, a range of community-based, gove...
Therapeutic Use of Cannabis by Crack Addicts in Brazil This study ensued from clinical observations based on spontaneous accounts by crack abusers undergoing their first psychiatric assessment, where they ...

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