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In partnership with the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS), Cameron University has placed a Narcan vending machine at its Lawton campus. CU is the first

Xylazine is being added to Kentucky fentanyl supplies to multiply seller profits. The animal tranquilizer causes chaotic health conditions.

Also, maybe don't drive off when you think the cop isn't looking.

Journalists have been urged to accord top-most priority to evidence-based and ethical reporting, both of which are necessary and effective to promote public

The Hawaiʻi Department of Health (DOH) is reporting two additional cases of mpox in Oahu residents.

President of the African Medical Association, Dr. Kgosi Letlape, has tasked African governments to adopt harm reduction approaches when regulating public

Island Health has installed three new "Care and Connection Kiosks" outside emergency departments at hospitals in Victoria, Nanaimo and Campbell River.

<p>On October 14, over 40 facilitators were trained to deliver Substance Use ‘Explaining Drugs and Alcohol’ workshops to GAA clubs. The workshops were developed as a joint initiative between the GAA Community and Health Department and Regional and Local Drug & Alcohol Task Forces. Those workshops will now be available</p>

A WORCESTERSHIRE homeless charity has launched its first Harm Reduction drop-in service at the Redditch Baptist Church.

Xylazine is being added to Ohio fentanyl supplies to multiply seller profits. The animal tranquilizer causes chaotic health conditions.