Written on 15 December 2017. Posted in Tips.

Henry L. Dorkin, M.D

Sent in by: Michael Gilbert

Establishment of supervised injection facilities managed by individuals with the experience and resources to safely oversee the injection of illicit drugs can help reduce the harm caused by opioid abuse disorder, make clearer the path to recovery, and save lives. – Henry L. Dorkin, M.D

As a doctor, I was opposed to supervised injection facilities. Now I’m ready to give them a try

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