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Ruth Runciman DBE - The significant reduction of harm is evidence for the success of the policy

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Ruth Runciman DBE
Ruth Runciman DBE
Location: UK
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VIDEO NUMBER:
444
CATEGORY:
Harm Reduction
DATE ADDED:
29-09-2011
DESCRIPTION
 UK Policy, says Dame Ruth, provided some of the lowest HIV rates in Europe
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