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Seminar
in
NYC,
Friday
5#28
4/24/99
Bridging the Gap: Creating
a Continuum of Care for Drug Users, Friday, May 28, 1-5pm, hosted by Mount
Sinai Hospital, co-sponsored by The Statewide Black & Puerto Rican/Latino
Substance Abuse Task Force, The Harm Reduction Coalition, The Harm Reduction
Care Network of New York, and the Mount Sinai Based HIV Clinical Education
Institute. Topics include "Situating the Drug User at the Center
to Provide a Continuum of Care" and "Practical Applications of Utilizing
Harm Reduction Principles Within a Drug Treatment Setting."
At the Stern Auditorium,
Mt. Sinai Medical Center, E. 100th Street & Madison Avenue, NYC.
By subway take the 6 train to 96th Street. Stern is in the Annenberg
Building on the mezzanine level. Enter Mt. Sinai at the 100th and
Madison entrance, go up the stairs, then to your left through the glass
doors, and follow the signs to Stern. For further information, contact
Ralph Gonzales, (516) 979-7300 ext. 202 or e-mail [email protected].
(Due to staff travel schedules
there is no editorial this week. All previous issues of the Week
Online, including the editorials, are archived online, and can be accessed
at http://www.drcnet.org/wol/archives.html.)
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Issue #88, 4/24/99
HEA Reform Campaign Gets Boost | Report: District of Columbia Drug Policy a Disaster | Heroin in Australia: A Conversation with Brian McConnell of Families and Friends for Drug Law Reform | North Dakota Becomes First State to Legalize Hemp Cultivation | Oregon Supreme Court to Review Forfeiture as Double Jeopardy | BOOK: NO Equal Justice, Race and Class in the American Criminal Justice System | Report: In Search of a New Ethic for Treating Patients with Chronic Pain | Seminar in NYC, Friday 28-May
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