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The owner of a used car dealership is looking to leave the downtown core. Dennis Krogman has owned a dealershi...

The Sacramento City Unified School District is bringing Narcan into its schools in case any of its students has an overdose.

District Health Department No. 4 will have a limited supply of Narcan kits available on Aug. 31 at three regional locations.

This study aimed to explore the risk & vulnerability factors associated with HIV infection among Injecting Drug Users in Afghanistan.

A safe consumption site is offering its services to people from a new and temporary location on York Street, while construction on its permanent home is completed.

A $1.2 million grant from SAHMSA will fund the collaboration between MaineHealth and partner organizations.

Temporary was never meant to last four years.

LANESBOROUGH, Mass. — The Board of Health voted to join a pilot program through Berkshire Medical Center that would add Mobile Harm Reduction Services to the town.   The board...

A first-year Western University student has some major concerns regarding security around the entrance to his apartment building on Dundas Street.