Opioids

47 articles
by Gwyneth Boone

‘Benzo-dope’ wave complicating fight against opioid epidemic

A wave of benzodiazepines is adulterating Toronto’s illegal opioid market, raising risks for users, complicating the fight against the opioid crisis, and imposing extra burdens on a COVID-stretched emergency response system.

by Lotus Alphonsus Stephanie Ryall Brintha Sivajohan

London’s supervised consumption site to fill ‘a desperate need in the community’

Drug users in London, Ontario, suffer from addiction-related health problems, like infectious disease, at a higher rate than the provincial average. But a permanent supervised consumption site, expected to open in mid-March 2022, could help.

by Kieran Quinn Jonathan Gravel David Juurlink Finlay McAlister Emily Hughes Sheliza Halani

Summer Replay – Seeking a High: Opioid Relapse Prevention & Primary Care Networks and Acute Healthcare Utilization

by Kieran Quinn Jonathan Gravel David Juurlink Finlay McAlister Emily Hughes Sheliza Halani

Seeking a High: Opioid Relapse Prevention & Primary Care Networks and Acute Healthcare Utilization

by Kieran Quinn Lauren Lacroix Emily Hughes Sheliza Halani

REPLAY: Emergent Realizations – Contrast-Induced Nephropathy & Opioid Prescribing Patterns

by Kieran Quinn Lauren Lacroix Emily Hughes Sheliza Halani

Emergent Realizations: Contrast-Induced Nephropathy & Opioid Prescribing Patterns

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