Indiana IDs Required for Needle Exchanges
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Indiana lawmakers pass bill requiring ID for needle exchange programs, aiming to add accountability while maintaining services in six counties. The changes, including a one-to-one needle swap ratio and restrictions near schools, day cares, and churches, have sparked debate. Supporters argue it ensures users live in served areas and puts guardrails on the exchanges, while critics worry it will cut access for those without stable housing or income. The programs started in 2015 amid an HIV outbreak and have faced opposition from some top Republicans. Advocates plan to help users obtain IDs to maintain participation, but fear fewer people will benefit, potentially leading to more infections.
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