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Asian
Harm
Reduction
Network
Launches
Online
Resource
Collection
2/20/04
The Asian Harm Reduction
Network (AHRN) has announced the "AHRN Resource Centre," a comprehensive
resource collection, compiled over the past five years, on drug use and
HIV/AIDS in (and outside) Asia. This collection of titles -- 632
electronic and 754 printed -- is now available online at the AHRN Resources
Database. New titles are announced monthly through the AHRN-LIST
discussion group and quarterly via the AHRN Newsletter.
Titles are classified according
to the categories Drugs; Drug Use/Injecting Drug Use; Harm Reduction; Hepatitis
and Drug Use; Tuberculosis, Sexually-Transmitted Infections, and Other
Diseases; and HIV/AIDS.
The AHRN Resource Centre
can be accessed at http://www.ahrn.net
-- free membership registration with AHRN required. Online titles
can be downloaded in PDF format, which printed titles are available by
contacting AHRN's Librarian or visiting the Resource Centre located at
the AHRN Secretariat in Chiang Mai, Thailand. In the future, these
titles will include AHRN's CD-ROM and video collection.
For inquiries and publications
to add to the AHRN Resource Centre, please contact: Ms. Umaporn Petchlim,
AHRN Clearinghouse Librarian, [email protected].
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Issue #325, 2/20/04
Editorial: Long in the Making |
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As Continental Harm Reduction Movement Hits Bump, Brazil House Passes Drug Possession Depenalization Bill |
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Action Alert: HEA Campaign Entering New Stage -- Your Letters and Phone Calls Needed! |
Newsbrief: DEA Moving to Restrict Vicodin |
Newsbrief: Canadian Government Reintroduces Marijuana Decriminalization Bill |
Newsbrief: Methadone Maintenance Doctors Under Attack in Britain |
Newsbrief: This Week's Corrupt Cops Story |
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