Posted AT 4:49 AM EDT on 16/05/08
Study on native drug users brings elder to tears
VANCOUVER — A new public health study that looked at more than 500 young aboriginal drug users in two British Columbia cities produced such shocking data that people wept openly when it was first presented to a panel of elders.
"That was really painful for us," Patricia Spittal said of the Cedar Project research team, which reported to a native panel before releasing the results today.
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