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Druglink article 2006 – Hack attack: why drug users are fair game by Lorraine Fisher

Tabloid journalist Lorraine Fisher, former health correspondent of the Daily Mirror, defends the red top newspapers record on drug reporting

Hack attack: why drug users are fair game (PDF)

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