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World AIDS Day: We Can’t “Get to Zero” Until We End the Drug War

The global war on drugs is severely jeopardizing the overall "fight against AIDS."

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Millions of people have died of AIDS because of bad drug policy – and millions more lives hang in the balance.

Jag Davies is publications manager for the Drug Policy Alliance.

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