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Can Cities Lead the Way in Drug Policy Reform? - TalkingDrugs

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From trialling pill-testing to piloting cannabis regulation, cities across the world are increasingly taking the lead in drug policy reform, testing out local harm reduction initiatives to serve their populations. However, while these city-led initiatives show promise, their success depends on overcoming national regulatory challenges and collaborating across and between cities. The question remains: can cities (or regionally defined places) pio…
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Can Cities Lead the Way in Drug Policy Reform? - TalkingDrugs

From trialling pill-testing to piloting cannabis regulation, cities across the world are increasingly taking the lead in drug policy reform, testing out local harm reduction initiatives to serve their populations. However, while these city-led initiatives show promise, their success depends on overcoming national regulatory challenges and collaborating across and between cities. The question remains: can cities (or regionally defined places) pio…

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