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Colorado Policy Enables Public Needle Exchanges Amid Governor's Opposition to Safe Use…

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Colorado state policy now allows for public needle exchanges in the state. This policy is part of a harm reduction approach to the opioid epidemic. However, Governor Jared Polis opposes the legal establishment of safe-use sites, where medical staff would be present.

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The policy shift represents a state-level adoption of harm reduction strategies in response to the ongoing opioid overdose epidemic. These policies involve publicly subsidized needle exchanges and change the legal landscape regarding drug use in the state.

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