Study finds Tenderloin overdose prevention site saved lives — and got in its own way

An academic study published today in the International Journal of Drug Policy noted a statistic one needn’t be a doctor nor a mathematician to grasp: 333 An academic study found the Tenderloin Center saved lives at its supervised drug consumption site — but also got in its own way with unworkable policies.

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