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Revive Awareness Day focuses on effort to reduce opioid overdoses, increase naloxone access

Thursday marked Revive Awareness Day, with state officials saying they hope to see a continued decline in the number of overdose deaths caused by opioids.

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Want San Francisco to Be Better? Do Something About It - San Francisco Bay Times

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City s workshop teaches when and how to Narcan

Some 49 percent of overdose deaths in SF occur in the Tenderloin, SOMA and the Mission. Here's how to recognize and react to overdose.

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Office of Overdose Prevention Director Dr. Jeffrey Hom explains the motivations and challenges the city faces in reducing both deaths and substance abuse.

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SF s deadly failure on the drug crisis is unfolding inside its own housing program

A new Chronicle investigation has found a crucial danger: the disproportionate number of people dying inside city-funded hotels in the Tenderloin.

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