L’avocat Eugene Oscapella et le conseiller en toxicomanie Mark Hayden parlent des dilemmes d’ordre juridique, social et éthique que posent la prestation de soins de santé à des personnes qui consomment des drogues et la décriminalisation des drogues pour améliorer la santé.
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directorNettie Wild
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