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Born out of the HIV-AIDS epidemic, harm reduction began as a scrappy, drug-user-led movement with an ethos entirely opposed to the War on Drugs.
Almost 50 years on, it's moving—quietly—from the margins to the mainstream.
Almost 50 years on, it's moving—quietly—from the margins to the mainstream.
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