Harms from Drug Abuse are Minimized - Revision history

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 *Accidental overdoses are reduced because testing for Fentanyl helps people&nbsp;know the potency of what is being used
 *Fewer infectious diseases are transmitted because screening identifies people who have infectious diseases so targeted interventions can minimize the spreading of those diseases
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 While it would be ideal if a magic wand (or even a comprehensive strategy)&nbsp;could eliminate drug misuse and addiction, the reality is that many people will continue to misuse drugs for at least a while, prior to (hopefully) making it to long-term recovery.&nbsp; As having an SUD is increasingly recognized as having a disease rather than a moral failing, part of the strategy should focus on minmizing the harms that occur while a person is using opioids or other drugs.&nbsp; By taking a harm reduction strategy, the personal and societal costs of the addiction epidemic can be significantly reduced while other parts of the strategy can make progress in reducing the misuse of drugs overall.&nbsp;
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 While it would be ideal if a magic wand (or even a comprehensive strategy)&nbsp;could eliminate drug misuse and addiction, the reality is that many people will continue to misuse drugs for at least a while, prior to (hopefully) making it to long-term recovery.&nbsp; As having an SUD is increasingly recognized as having a disease rather than a moral failing, part of the strategy should focus on minmizing the harms that occur while a person is using opioids or other drugs.&nbsp; By taking a harm reduction strategy, the personal and societal costs of the addiction epidemic can be significantly reduced while other parts of the strategy can make progress in reducing the misuse of drugs overall.&nbsp;
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 Since other Outcome objectives specifically address things like overdose deaths, babies born with SUDs, Foster Care costs and employment-related harms, this Objective will specifically focus on:&nbsp;
-*Reducing needle-transmitted diseases like HIV or hepatitis C
+*Fewer people who experience an overdose will&nbsp;die because of the use of overdose reversal medications
-*Reducing accidental overdoses by having safe injection sites that reduce risk factors
+*Fewer women who are using opioids get pregnant so fewer babies are born dependent
-*Increasing testing for Fentanyl to reduce accidental overdoses
+*Fewer people contract needle-transmitted diseases like HIV or hepatitis C
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