From syringes, bloody tissues, and even small bags with leftover sediments ... Santiago showed CBS New York certain hot spots where needles are typically found and also leftover city resources ...

The needle exchange, run by a nonprofit ... in Benton County. It also has a small syringe service facility in Clarkston, in Asotin County, which has so far avoided controversy.

It often depends on factors like the person’s living situation; someone who’s unhoused might only take a small ... Maine CDC’s syringe service report from 2023 states that needle exchanges ...

“When you’re pulling up Zepbound from vials, I think it’s 0.5 milliliters, so you want to give a small syringe so you can visually see it coming out.” Needles are not necessarily one-size ...

What to do when you find needles If you come across a syringe, the Department of Health ... He said to be as detailed as possible as these are very small items that will need to be located ...

By decriminalizing needle exchanges, which are also called syringe service programs, advocates say people with substance-use disorders in Arizona will have wider access to health services ...

Since it launched in 2020, Boston’s Community Syringe Redemption Program has taken about five million dirty needles off the street and halved calls to the city for syringe cleanup. In exchange ...

When a person uses a needle to inject drugs, some of their blood goes into the needle and syringe. HIV spreads through blood. If you use the same needle as someone who has the virus, the HIV ...