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The prospects of a harm reduction approach among indigenous people in Canada

Tammy C. Landau Woodsworth College, University of Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Pages 393-401 | Received 09 Jan 1996, Accepted 21 May 1996, Published online: 12 Jul 2009

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Louis Gliksman, Margaret Rylett & Ronald R. Douglas. (2007) Aboriginal Community Alcohol Harm Reduction Policy (ACAHRP) Project: A Vision for the Future. Substance Use & Misuse 42:12-13, pages 1851-1866.
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J. Douglas Sellman, Terry T. Huriwai, Cliff Fua, Marvin W. Kahn & Ann M. Roche. (1997) Comments on Landau's “The prospect of a harm reduction approach among indigenous people in Canada”. Drug and Alcohol Review 16:1, pages 85-90.
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