Patients Demand Common Sense

Patients Demand Common Sense

We’re fighting back against the hospital giants and corporate health systems that hold patients hostage in their battles for profit. When powerful providers walk away from their obligations and use people’s care as a bargaining chip, it’s not negotiation, it’s exploitation. We stand up to the monopolies and anticompetitive tactics that choke competition, drive up prices, and shut down choice. Our mission is to expose these abuses, organize resistance, and demand a health care system that puts patients, not corporate empires, in control of their own care.

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We’re fighting back against the hospital giants and corporate health systems that hold patients hostage in their battles for profit. When powerful providers walk away from their obligations and use people’s care as a bargaining chip, it’s not negotiation, it’s exploitation. We stand up to the monopolies and anticompetitive tactics that choke competition, drive up prices, and shut down choice. Our mission is to expose these abuses, organize resistance, and demand a health care system that puts patients, not corporate empires, in control of their own care.

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WHY HARM REDUCTION MATTERS 

A Proven Public Health Strategy

Harm reduction has long reduced disease and death from substance use. From HIV prevention to opioid overdose reversal, these policies work—and save lives.

Tobacco: The Next Frontier

More than 8 million people die annually from smoking. We must bring harm reduction to tobacco by offering safer alternatives to those who cannot or will not quit.

EXPLORE THE ISSUES

  • What Is Harm Reduction?

    A compassionate, evidence-based approach that accepts human behavior and reduces negative health consequences.

  • Global Momentum

    Harm reduction isn't theoretical. Countries like Sweden and the UK are leading with pragmatic policies—and seeing historic drops in smoking-related diseases.

  • HIV Prevention

    Harm reduction programs have played a critical role in reducing the spread of HIV among people who use drugs. Access to sterile syringes, safe disposal options, and HIV testing efforts have helped drive down new HIV infections to historic lows.

  • Opioid Overdose Reversal

    Overdose deaths are preventable. Expanding access to naloxone (Narcan) and piloting innovative programs like safe consumption services, reduce deaths and building healthier communities.

  • How It Applies to Tobacco

    For those who continue to smoke, switching to scientifically substantiated, lower-risk alternatives can dramatically reduce harm.

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