1[2 {3 "id": "A1",4 "cites": "arxiv-2609.27732v1",5 "text": "Within 5 km of a drug consumption room, the overall ATT on the log drug-related hospitalisation rate is −0.431 (SE 0.210), statistically significant at the 5% level, which corresponds to a 35.0% reduction in the hospitalisation rate."6 },7 {8 "id": "A2",9 "cites": "arxiv-2609.27732v1",10 "text": "At the 1 km buffer, the estimated ATT for HIV hospitalisations is negative (−0.063), i.e. HIV hospitalisations fall after a DCR opening in the immediate vicinity."11 },12 {13 "id": "A3",14 "cites": "arxiv-2609.27732v1",15 "text": "The 3 km ATT of −0.283 implies a 28.3% reduction in drug-related hospitalisations within 3 km of a DCR."16 },17 {18 "id": "A4",19 "cites": "arxiv-2609.27732v1",20 "text": "For viral hepatitis at the 5 km buffer, the 95% confidence interval of the ATT is approximately [−0.66, −0.16] and therefore excludes zero."21 },22 {23 "id": "A5",24 "cites": "arxiv-2609.27732v1",25 "text": "The reduction in drug-related hospitalisations after a DCR opening is larger for men than for women."26 },27 {28 "id": "A6",29 "cites": "arxiv-2606.14621v1",30 "text": "Selection into RESEA reduced the number of weeks on UI by 1.99 weeks (95% CI [−2.24, −1.75]), an 11.5% decrease relative to the control-group mean of 17.3 weeks."31 }32]33