Young People and injecting drug use
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Young people & injecting drug use in selected countries of Central and Eastern Europe Editors Jean-Paul Grund (Addiction Research Centre, Utrecht, and the Hague Department of Public Health, the Netherlands); Simona Merkinaite (Eurasian Harm Reduction Network (EHRN)). Authors Executive summary: Misha Hoekstra (independent consultant, Denmark); Chapter 1: Jean-Paul Grund and Simona Merkinaite; Chapter 2: Marion Nickolai (independent consultant, the Netherlands), Jean-Paul Grund, and Simona Merkinaite; Chapter 3: Damon Barrett (International Harm Reduction Association (IHRA)); Chapter 4: Caitlin Padgett (Youth Resources/Information/Support/Education (Youth RISE)), Jean-Paul Grund, and Simona Merkinaite; Chapter 5: David Otiashvili (Union Alternative Georgia), Jean-Paul Grund and Simona Merkinaite; Chapter 6: Jean-Paul Grund.
| Categorie: | Preventie en harm reduction |
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| Aanmaakdatum: | 04-18-2021 |
| Datum laatste update: | 04-18-2021 |
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