Naloxone, risk reduction knowledge can help keep people safer this summer: Ottawa Public Health | Unpublished
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Author: Elizabeth Payne
Publication Date: July 3, 2024 - 04:00

Naloxone, risk reduction knowledge can help keep people safer this summer: Ottawa Public Health

July 3, 2024
A few days after issuing an alert that the hyper-toxic drug known as “Pyro” had been found in Ottawa’s unregulated drug supply, Ottawa Public Health is encouraging people to be prepared when they are out at events this summer. Read More


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