BC's opioid substitution system isn't a system at all, say frontliners | iNFOnews
Moira Wyton, Local Journalism Initiative Patients like Shaun Venturini use agonists like methadone to reduce or end their dependence on the toxic street drug supply. But the treatment is still inaccessible to many. Image Credit: Jesse Winter June 11, 2021 - 7:00 PM Laura Shaver’s phone rings at all hours. It rings when she and her partner are dealing with mould in their apartment, interrupting texts to their landlord. Calls from Ontario come in at six in the morning, where it’s already an acceptable time to do business but Shaver is still asleep. She’s just...
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