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Understanding the relative risk…
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The way that I was educated…
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We really need honesty…
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They don’t see any nuance…
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Meeting people where they’re at…
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I’d like to stop…
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I wasn’t just a stupid person…
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Misinformation…
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!["[Harm reduction] is just meeting people where they're at, in whatever capacity... a more whole picture of the person." - Tina, 24-year-old queer cis woman](https://criticalpublichealth.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/0080_Meeting-people-where-theyre-at_sm.jpg)
!["I'd like to stop [smoking]. I think, you know, life's been stressful. I do feel like I can [quit]. I just think life needs to get to a less stressful point, once I have a job, a stable job and housing." - Indica, 24-year-old asexual panromantic trans feminine person](https://criticalpublichealth.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/070_Id-like-to-stop_sm.jpg)
