New project aims to use data on needle 'hotspots' to reduce overdoses in Regina
AIDS Programs South Saskatchewan (APSS) and a research group at the University of Regina have joined forces to try to use data to curb drug overdoses.
Source: cbc.ca
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AIDS Programs South Saskatchewan (APSS) and a research group at the University of Regina have joined forces to try to use data to curb drug overdoses.
An initiative called Project Reportneedles.ca between two partnerships are working together on harm reduction and to provide supports to those in need.
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