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Meth Amphetamine: A Homemade Crisis
Publication type:
Brochure / Leaflet / Pamphlet / Information Sheet
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
 chodarr0438.pdf | 8.52 MB |
Agency:
Fred Victor Centre
Pages:
8
Collections:
Summary:
Pamphlet describing methamphetamine and its impacts on drug users. Topics include the addictive and negative health effects of meth, how meth is used, information for harm reduction and community workers, how meth is made, safe meth use guidelines, and a list of recommendations such as the need for research funding, HIV/HCV prevention strategies, peer involvement and support strategies, and public education.
Keywords:
Fred Victor Centre; crystal meth; methamphetamine; meth; drugs; drug users; drug use; drug programs; harm reduction; Toronto