A newly-elected majority of the Cabell County Commission has publicly criticized the harm reduction program in the past and will soon be able to restrict or end it. At the same time, HIV continues to spread.
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A newly-elected majority of the Cabell County Commission has publicly criticized the harm reduction program in the past and will soon be able to restrict or end it. At the same time, HIV continues to spread.
