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    Tag: Drug and alcohol / Addictions

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    Doctors decry ‘stigmatising’ social media posts by federal police

    November 12, 2021

    The text and graphics used in the AFP campaign perpetuate stereotypes of drug users and are not evidence based, they say.

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