CAHMA is the peer based drug user organisation in Canberra and the ACT. We tweet on issues of relevance to people who inject drugs.
Joined March 2014
- Tweets 361
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2 Jan 2016
The drug that costs over $1,200 that sells for $5 in India | smh.com.au m.smh.com.au/business/the-dr…
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20 Dec 2015
Thanks to @sussanley and staff for today's announcement and clear belief in importance of unrestricted HCV DAA treatment access.
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19 Dec 2015
Great news today. New hep c drugs available for all on the PBS. @aivl: PWID must be central to ensuring access for our community
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18 Dec 2015
HOW is keeping a crass Aboriginal effigy on a chain lucky?
#CasualRacismFriday
#PleaseDontBuyIt #SOSBLAKAUSTRALIA
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18 Dec 2015
@ReGenUC yeah I think it is pretty clear inReGens tweets and it's probably why that word stuck out! Also #saveAIVL aivl.org.au/saveaivl
18 Dec 2015
@ReGenUC sorry didn't catch it was a headline! I thought u guys were careful w language so that makes sense & thx 4 response!
CAHMA retweeted
18 Dec 2015
Look at the logo on top of this photo: INCB Prez says Portuguese decrim is 'a model of best practice'. Right on!
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18 Dec 2015
@ReGenUC any chance u could use heroin users instead of “addict”? Not every injector physically dependent :)
Excellent up to date presentation on new HCV diagnostics by Dr. Teri Roberts treatmentactiongroup.org/sit… @TAGTeam_Tweets @DxTeri
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17 Dec 2015
so our national organisation @aivl is in peril. a restructure of funding leaves them in dnager aivl.org.au/saveaivl/ #saveAIVL
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26 Nov 2015
Research shows between 7 in 10 and 9 in 10 opiate users completing detoxification relapse within 4 to 6 weeks emeraldinsight.com/doi/full/…
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26 Nov 2015
Cracker speech on harm minimisation by @StephenJonesMP tells the forgotten tale of alcohol prohibition in #Canberra stephenjones.org.au/launch_o…
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26 Nov 2015
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26 Nov 2015
Annie @aivl at HRA launch: are we going to accept the preventable deaths we see over and over any longer ?
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