Kaplan, E. H., and E. OKeefe: Let the Needles Do the Talking! Evaluating the New Haven

Needle Exchange, Interfaces, 23(1): 726, JanuaryFebruary 1993.

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Needle Exchange, Interfaces, 23(1): 726, JanuaryFebruary 1993. )

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