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April/May 1988
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Washington State; n = 800
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Gilmore Research for Washington State HIV/AIDS General Population Survey (Olympia, WA) (Washington State Department of Health, 1991)
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Would you support a needle exchange program where a drug user could obtain a free sterile needle in exchange for a used one?
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55%—Yes; 45%—No/don't know
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January 1989
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Pierce and South King Counties, WA; n = 411
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Tacoma Morning News Tribune Poll conducted by Tacoma Marketing Research (Tacoma, WA) (Eskenazi, 1989)
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Do you agree with the Board of Health decision to fund a hypodermic needle exchange program designed to reduce the spread of AIDS?
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67%—Agree; 18%—Disagree; 14%—Unsure/don't know
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1989/1990
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New York City, NY; Members of Harlem families; n = 326
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Ann Brunswick Columbia University (New York City, NY) (Brunswick, 1991)
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Some people have suggested that handing out clean needles, free, would be a good way to reduce AIDS among intravenous drug users.; Other people say that providing free needles would encourage drug use. How do you personally feel about allowing drug users to exchange their used needles for clean ones?
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38%—Agree strongly; 16%—Agree somewhat; 35%—Disagree strongly; 5%—Disagree somewhat; 6%—Not sure
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