AIDS deaths surge in Russia as global health officials say, 'They did it all wrong'

The video discusses HIV prevention efforts in Kazan, Russia, highlighting the provision of clean needles and HIV tests. It addresses the challenges faced by HIV programs due to government policies branding them as foreign agents. The video also covers the growing HIV epidemic in Russia, with a focus on ineffective anti-drug campaigns and the need for better addiction treatment approaches.

Discuss the impact of the 'City without drugs' campaign on drug users in Yekaterinburg.

What are the consequences of treating addiction as a crime rather than a health issue, according to the text?

How do the current addiction treatment methods in Russia compare to those in other countries?