Sentence examples for injection clinics from inspiring English sources

The injection clinics are among a list of task force recommendations that include expanding education, treatment and needle-exchange programs.

"I'm very happy to be part of a government that's also committed to safe injection clinics and an evidence-based approach, a harm reduction approach, more than anything," he said, adding that he wants to see his government halt prosecutions for possession of marijuana while they worked on legalization.

His government has authorized the opening of a supervised heroin injection clinic in Vancouver and the distribution of methadone and heroin in Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver to hard-core drug users beginning in January in an effort at curbing overdoses, crime and the spread of AIDS.

Seattle officials are moving forward with a controversial plan for what would be the nation's first supervised heroin-injection clinics — government-financed shooting galleries that supporters say can save lives but that critics say will only enable drug users.

A reformist city council, borrowing a European idea, opened the first supervised heroin-injection clinic in North America.

On September 15th his successor, Larry Campbell, whose keen support for the plan helped him get elected last year, took a big practical step by opening the first supervised drug-injection clinic in North America.The clinic, called "Insite", is in a renovated shopfront in the heart of the gritty Downtown Eastside, home to more than half the city's estimated 8,000 intravenous drug addicts.

It remains to be seen whether parents will be enthusiastic about the extra injection, which clinics are likely to offer for children aged five at the same time as the MMR booster and the polio booster.

This may be oral uptake (mainly by ingestion), transdermal uptake (through the skin surface), inhalation uptake of NPs contained in the breathing air, or intentional NP injection in clinic.

Patients seeking stem cell injections at clinics based in China, India, Mexico, Russia, and elsewhere are often called "stem cell tourists" [ 19].

Some probable arguments for these considerations include the limited need of PRP injections in clinics (as PRP is not chronically administered) and the short in vivo half-lives and local bioavailability of growth factors produced by PRP.

To date, no convincing preclinical studies and clinical trials demonstrating systemic effects following local PRP injections are reported and, as showed by Dhillon et al., this is probably due to the limited need of PRP injections in clinics and the short in vivo half-lives and local bioavailability of GFs produced by PRP [ 168].