Sentence examples for injection centers from inspiring English sources

Sarah Lyall (NYT) GERMANY: DRUG CENTERS -- The government adopted a law allowing drug addicts to use special injection centers that provide clean needles and health counseling.

Health Canada, the chief federal health agency, is considering approving injection centers across the country.

Larry Campbell, a former police officer and coroner who has advocated safe injection centers for drug addicts, won a strong victory on Saturday in the contest for mayor.

Germany, Switzerland and Spain have been experimenting with such programs, but the United Nations said earlier this week that injection centers could be a violation of international law.

France's Socialist government pushed legislation permitting supervised injection centers through parliament last year.

That body, created to promote a evidence-based approach to a morally divisive issue, said in a report in 2004 that benefits of such injection centers help improve safety, hygiene and access to social services.

But the idea of a drop-in injection center raises the question of whether, in the course of mainstreaming, Botox is destined to become the new manicure, an impulse purchase readily available at local storefronts.

Deborah A. Sullivan, author of a critique of the augmentation industry called "Cosmetic Surgery: The Cutting Edge of Commercial Medicine in America," said that locating an injection center near Bloomingdale's would capitalize on the insecurities of shoppers who come to terms with their appearances in department store dressing rooms.

In September 2003, Vancouver Coastal Health opened Insite, a "supervised injection center" in the heart of Vancouver's notorious Downtown Eastside.

The pattern of label in ACy22R (injection centered in dorsal part of lateral nucleus) was even more restricted.

Attention, therefore, first focussed on case ACy6, which had a large dual injection centered on the basal nucleus (magnocellular and intermediate) (Figs. 2 and 3).