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Oregon needs support from distributors to expand Narcan access - Vimarsana News

Oregon needs support from distributors to expand Narcan access

State lawmakers have overwhelmingly passed HB 2395, a multi-faceted response to Oregon's fentanyl crisis. But how will the state entice more places to stock Narcan?

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Can a new San Francisco drug testing program help keep users safe? - Vimarsana News

Can a new San Francisco drug testing program help keep users safe?

A new San Francisco program called Scope aims to provide people with tools to know what compounds are in their drugs before they use them.

Safe injection sites bill passes Assembly, giving hope for the model in San Francisco - Vimarsana News

Safe injection sites bill passes Assembly, giving hope for the model in San Francisco

San Francisco is one step closer to the legal thumbs up it needs in order to continue operating safe injection sites amid a tragic overdose epidemic.

San Francisco mayor declares state of emergency to fight city's 'nasty streets' - Vimarsana News

San Francisco mayor declares state of emergency to fight city's 'nasty streets'

The mayor of San Francisco made a sharp break with the liberal conventions that have guided her city for decades, declaring a state of emergency in one of the city’s most crime-infested neighborhoods.

San Francisco mayor declares state of emergency to fight city's 'nasty streets' - Vimarsana News

San Francisco mayor declares state of emergency to fight city's 'nasty streets'

The mayor of San Francisco made a sharp break with the liberal conventions that have guided her city for decades, declaring a state of emergency in one of the city’s most crime-infested neighborhoods.