Who Is Most Likely to Use a Harm Reduction Vending Machine?

Overdose Prevention
Written By Rulo Strategies

People who use drugs and live in rural communities may lack access to harm reduction services. Harm reduction vending machines that offer 24/7 access to resources may help address this need. This study examines who in particular may be more or less likely to use a harm reduction vending machine in a sample of people using drugs in Appalachia.

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