A qualitative evaluation of use, access and concerns with the first legal syringe exchange program in Indiana: perspectives and experiences of people who inject drugs in a rural community

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2017-09
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McAlister, Cameron A.
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Foote, Carrie E.
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Aponte, Robert
Duwve, Joan
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M.A.
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2017
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Department of Sociology
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Indiana University
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Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI)
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Injection drug use, Rural health, Medical sociology, Syringe exchange program
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