Pharmacists ‘generally positive’ towards NSPs


New study finds 15% increase in needle and syringe provision within community pharmacies over the last decade, with one pharmacist calling the numbers “somewhat surprising” A study of 643 pharmacists across the country has found more than half (51.5%) provided a needle and syringe program (NSP), though provision varied “substantially” by jurisdiction. This is an

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