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Why Access to Water and Sanitation Should Be Part of Harm Reduction Strategies

Harm reduction programs have long focused on reducing the immediate dangers associated with drug use through interventions such as syringe exchange services, overdose prevention programs, and safer drug-use education. While these strategies have significantly improved public health outcomes, a recent paper by Alhelí Calderón-Villarreal argues that one critical issue continues to receive insufficient attention: access […]
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Why Cholera Outbreaks Keep Returning in Nigeria: And How Conflict and Climate Change Are Making It Worse

Cholera continues to pose a serious public health threat in Nigeria, with recurring outbreaks affecting thousands of people across vulnerable communities every year. While poor water and sanitation systems have long been recognized as major drivers of cholera transmission, a recent study published in the Journal of Water and Health reveals how conflict and climate […]
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APA 7th Edition

Precious Oluwafunminiyi (2026). Why Access to Water and Sanitation Should Be Part of Harm Reduction Strategies. Home of Research Journal.

MLA 9th Edition

Precious Oluwafunminiyi “Why Access to Water and Sanitation Should Be Part of Harm Reduction Strategies.” Home of Research, 2026.

Harvard

Precious Oluwafunminiyi (2026) Why Access to Water and Sanitation Should Be Part of Harm Reduction Strategies, Home of Research.

Chicago Style

Precious Oluwafunminiyi “Why Access to Water and Sanitation Should Be Part of Harm Reduction Strategies.” Home of Research. 2026.