Harm reduction programs for opioid use are designed to provide all of the following except:
A) administer treatments for various disease.
B) treat opioid addiction.
C) provide clean needles to reduce the risk of infection.
D) provide medical testing for diseases.

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Harm reduction programs are designed to reduce the negative consequences of drug use, not necessarily to treat addiction. They may offer resources and referrals for addiction treatment, but their main focus is on reducing harm and promoting health and safety for individuals who continue to use drugs. The other options listed (administering treatments, providing clean needles, and offering medical testing) are all common components of harm reduction programs.

Harm Reduction Programs for Opioid Use Are Designed to Provide