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Needle Exchange programs save taxpayers money Laura Woodrum writes: Average lifetime cost of treating ONE person with Hepatitis C is $85,000-$300,000; average lifetime cost for treating someone with HIV is $600,000. To operate a syringe exchange in a rural community averages less than $20,000 per year. -Laura Woodrum RN BSN, Nurse Administrator, Lake Cumberland District Health DepartmentComments about: Ann Pearson: Needle Exchange seems a waste This story was posted on 2017-05-10 14:38:22
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