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OKLAHOMA WATCH: 'More people sick or dying': After 5 years of sterile syringe distributions, harm reduction law set to expire

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By Maya Henry Verified
| Tahlequah Daily Press Verified
In five years, harm-reduction organizations distributed hundreds of thousands of sterile needles and syringes to drug users across Oklahoma, potentially saving lives and significantly reducing viral infection rates. The state law protecting the organizations from criminal prosecution sunsets July 1, effectively grinding the work to a halt. kAm%96 @C82?:K2E:@?D E92E CF? DE6C:=6 DJC:?86 6I492?86 2?5 5:DEC:3FE:@?
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Syringe program that may have helped reduce overdoses set to end in Oklahoma

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By Maya Henry Verified
| The Oklahoman Verified
In five years, harm-reduction organizations distributed hundreds of thousands of sterile needles and syringes to drug users across Oklahoma, potentially saving lives and significantly reducing viral infection rates. The state law protecting the organizations from criminal prosecution sunsets July 1, effectively grinding the work to a halt. The organizations that run sterile syringe exchange and distribution programs are preparing to enter a new legal grey area.
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“More people sick or dying”: After five years of sterile syringe distributions, harm reduction law set to expire

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By Maya Henry Verified
| KGOU Radio (Oklahoma City, OK) Verified
Health Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Rip Stell / Oklahoma Watch Volunteers Laurel Taylor and Isaac Bowlin package two syringes and two doses of Naloxone to be distributed later by OKHRA in Tulsa. Since 2021, harm-reduction organizations have distributed hundreds of thousands of sterile needles and syringes to drug users across Oklahoma.
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