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Sep 21, 2026
The Yarra Drug and Health Forum: Celebrating thirty years!
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45:20Judith PepardHOST
I'm wondering if there's any research you've heard about lately that excites you or areas that you might need more research about?
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45:30Amanda StoneGUEST
One of the areas of research I'm interested in is supporting people in perhaps overlooked areas such as older people, people in prison, people in community housing.
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45:43Amanda StoneGUEST
Our population is ageing so inevitably there's going to be a cohort of people who use alcohol and other drugs later in life.
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45:52Amanda StoneGUEST
Supporting them taking a harm reduction approach to live longer healthier lives is a high priority.
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45:59Amanda StoneGUEST
Everyone deserves to live a life of dignity for as long as they can and a lot of that involves addressing the stigma.
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47:27Amanda StoneGUEST
Exactly that, really, to share information about what the three big harm reduction services in Yarra do, what it's like to use them from a consumer point of view, and some of the challenges that they face.