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EMS crews have saved 18 patients using Alberta's overdose response app - Vimarsana News

EMS crews have saved 18 patients using Alberta's overdose response app

The Digital Overdose Response Service app allows people who are using opioids alone to be monitored and have EMS respond if they become unconscious and need medical help.

Source: cisnfm.com
EMS crews have saved 18 patients using Alberta's overdose response app - Vimarsana News

EMS crews have saved 18 patients using Alberta's overdose response app

The Digital Overdose Response Service app allows people who are using opioids alone to be monitored and have EMS respond if they become unconscious and need medical help.

Indoor smoking: Vancouver may cast aside ban at some supervised drug consumption sites - Vimarsana News

Indoor smoking: Vancouver may cast aside ban at some supervised drug consumption sites

Indoor drug inhalation is already permitted at federally-approved consumption sites. Vancouver has four of them, one of which has already applied to build indoor inhalation booths.

Source: cfox.com
Indoor smoking: Vancouver may cast aside ban at some supervised drug consumption sites - BC - Vimarsana News

Indoor smoking: Vancouver may cast aside ban at some supervised drug consumption sites - BC

Indoor drug inhalation is already permitted at federally-approved consumption sites. Vancouver has four of them, one of which has already applied to build indoor inhalation booths.

Number of opioid deaths reported in Lethbridge increase in 2022: provincial data - Vimarsana News

Number of opioid deaths reported in Lethbridge increase in 2022: provincial data

According to Alberta substance use surveillance data — which is publicly available online — 79 people died of unintentional opioid poisoning in Lethbridge last year.