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 Canadians For Safe Access: Cannabis Research
Description: An extensive listing of studies and research into the safety, efficacy, strength and standards of cannabis. Also includes information relating to specific symptons and conditions.
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Canadians For Safe Access: Press Releases
Description: Educational press releases from this grassroots medical cannabis advocacy organization.
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Canadians For Safe Access Library
Description: Includes: The Limited Relevance Of Drug Policy: Cannabis In Amsterdam And In San Francisco * A Roadmap to Compassion: The Implementation of a Working Medicinal Cannabis Program in Canada [PDF] * Evidence to Special Committee on the Non-medical Use of Drugs; Philippe Lucas * Cannabis Reform: What's the Big Deal? * CSA International HIV/AIDS Day Handout * Environmental Web Sources and Data about Flin Flon Mines Area * Political Support for Safe Access * more to add
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 Methadone maintenance treatment helps clients to reduce high
risk behaviors like needle sharing and unsafe sex.
Source: Rosenbaum, et al., "Treatment as Harm Reduction, Defunding
as Harm Maximization: The Case of Methadone Maintenance," Journal
of Psychoactive Drugs, 28: 241-249 (1996).
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