#substanceuse — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #substanceuse, aggregated by home.social.
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https://www.europesays.com/uk/953878/ 5 Key Facts on Adolescent Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders #adolescents #Health #MentalHealth #opioids #SubstanceUse #UK #UnitedKingdom
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/479889/ 5 Key Facts on Adolescent Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders #Adolescents #Éire #Health #IE #Ireland #MentalHealth #MentalHealth #Opioids #SubstanceUse
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Niagara braces for spike in overdoses that Hamilton saw after its supervised drug consumption site closed
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hamilton/safe-consumption-site-overdoses-hart-hubs-9.7184342
#Canada #Ontario #CdnPoli #OnPoli #Niagara #HamiltonON #Addiction #SubstanceUse #HealthCare
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Niagara braces for spike in overdoses that Hamilton saw after its supervised drug consumption site closed
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hamilton/safe-consumption-site-overdoses-hart-hubs-9.7184342
#Canada #Ontario #CdnPoli #OnPoli #Niagara #HamiltonON #Addiction #SubstanceUse #HealthCare
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Niagara braces for spike in overdoses that Hamilton saw after its supervised drug consumption site closed
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hamilton/safe-consumption-site-overdoses-hart-hubs-9.7184342
#Canada #Ontario #CdnPoli #OnPoli #Niagara #HamiltonON #Addiction #SubstanceUse #HealthCare
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Niagara braces for spike in overdoses that Hamilton saw after its supervised drug consumption site closed
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hamilton/safe-consumption-site-overdoses-hart-hubs-9.7184342
#Canada #Ontario #CdnPoli #OnPoli #Niagara #HamiltonON #Addiction #SubstanceUse #HealthCare
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Niagara braces for spike in overdoses that Hamilton saw after its supervised drug consumption site closed
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hamilton/safe-consumption-site-overdoses-hart-hubs-9.7184342
#Canada #Ontario #CdnPoli #OnPoli #Niagara #HamiltonON #Addiction #SubstanceUse #HealthCare
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📄 In #JCPP: Editorial Perspective: Smoking, vaping and mental health – a perspective on potential causal mechanisms
👉 https://doi.org/10.1111/jcpp.70059
#MentalHealthResearch #Editorial #SubstanceUse -
SAFETY SHED OPENS ON 100VIC
On Mar. 15, 2026, 100 Victoria St. (100Vic) encampment celebrated the launch of the Safety Shed. It was erected by the Concerned People on Drug Use, a coalition of community members, drug users, advocates and loved ones of drug users. The grand opening event featured continued building of the shed, pizza, music, passionate speakers and a community-led discussion.
“The Safety Shed will provide people who use drugs with a focal point where they can access and create programming that deals with the issues they are facing, inducing state attacks on their rights to medical services. It will also provide a warmer, safer place where community members can discuss, explore and strategize about solutions without fear of being stigmatized or criminalized,” the Concerned People on Drug Use said in a joint press release.
“In fall 2023 we started seeing large quantities of xylazine going into the fentanyl supply, and more encampment residents were having worse experiences using drugs that they thought were unpoisoned, so the need grew,” Julian Ichim, a safety shed activist, said.
Versions of the Safety Shed in tent form were used on Roos Island and then at 100Vic since the summer of 2022. The Safety Shed is a space where encampment residents can access harm reduction supplies, education and peer support in the community. The labour of many organizers and volunteers went into the building of the safety shed.
“We have to fight for people, who have basic rights simply because they’re human. Not because we like them, not because we agree with them. Simply because they’re human,” Ichim said.
The Consumption and Treatment Services (CTS) at 150 Duke St. W. was closed on Mar. 31, 2025, due to Bill 223. It banned CTS sites from operating within 200 metres of certain types of schools and childcare centres. The CTS was co-operated by Sanguen Health Centre and the Region of Waterloo Public Health and Paramedic Services.
“[The Safety Shed was proposed by] several members of the Alan Ryan People’s Community Defence Brigade with lived and living experience using substances in organized safety tents through the years, and the Safety Shed is also being organized with the Concerned People on Drug Use, a group of drug users and advocates,” Ichim said.
The shed is in a prominent and accessible space in the encampment, chosen by the residents who will be using it. It will contain various harm reduction supplies, workshops, food and opportunities to learn about their rights.
“The number of drug poisoning deaths has increased since the CTS was closed and the supply is becoming more toxic with sedatives like medetomidine in the mix. Harm reduction is a serious issue,” Ichim said.
On Feb. 27, 2026, a community drug alert was issued in Waterloo Region after 35 suspected drug overdoses and one drug-related death. Fentanyl samples were tested through Sanguen’s drug checking program and found other drugs like sedatives, veterinary tranquilizers and depressants.
#100VictoriaSt #100Vic #AdrianQuijano #concernedPeopleOnDrugUse #consumptionAndTreatmentServices #CTS #FightBackKW #housingCrisis #JulianIchim #Safety #safetyShed #substanceUse -
SAFETY SHED OPENS ON 100VIC
On Mar. 15, 2026, 100 Victoria St. (100Vic) encampment celebrated the launch of the Safety Shed. It was erected by the Concerned People on Drug Use, a coalition of community members, drug users, advocates and loved ones of drug users. The grand opening event featured continued building of the shed, pizza, music, passionate speakers and a community-led discussion.
“The Safety Shed will provide people who use drugs with a focal point where they can access and create programming that deals with the issues they are facing, inducing state attacks on their rights to medical services. It will also provide a warmer, safer place where community members can discuss, explore and strategize about solutions without fear of being stigmatized or criminalized,” the Concerned People on Drug Use said in a joint press release.
“In fall 2023 we started seeing large quantities of xylazine going into the fentanyl supply, and more encampment residents were having worse experiences using drugs that they thought were unpoisoned, so the need grew,” Julian Ichim, a safety shed activist, said.
Versions of the Safety Shed in tent form were used on Roos Island and then at 100Vic since the summer of 2022. The Safety Shed is a space where encampment residents can access harm reduction supplies, education and peer support in the community. The labour of many organizers and volunteers went into the building of the safety shed.
“We have to fight for people, who have basic rights simply because they’re human. Not because we like them, not because we agree with them. Simply because they’re human,” Ichim said.
The Consumption and Treatment Services (CTS) at 150 Duke St. W. was closed on Mar. 31, 2025, due to Bill 223. It banned CTS sites from operating within 200 metres of certain types of schools and childcare centres. The CTS was co-operated by Sanguen Health Centre and the Region of Waterloo Public Health and Paramedic Services.
“[The Safety Shed was proposed by] several members of the Alan Ryan People’s Community Defence Brigade with lived and living experience using substances in organized safety tents through the years, and the Safety Shed is also being organized with the Concerned People on Drug Use, a group of drug users and advocates,” Ichim said.
The shed is in a prominent and accessible space in the encampment, chosen by the residents who will be using it. It will contain various harm reduction supplies, workshops, food and opportunities to learn about their rights.
“The number of drug poisoning deaths has increased since the CTS was closed and the supply is becoming more toxic with sedatives like medetomidine in the mix. Harm reduction is a serious issue,” Ichim said.
On Feb. 27, 2026, a community drug alert was issued in Waterloo Region after 35 suspected drug overdoses and one drug-related death. Fentanyl samples were tested through Sanguen’s drug checking program and found other drugs like sedatives, veterinary tranquilizers and depressants.
#100VictoriaSt #100Vic #AdrianQuijano #concernedPeopleOnDrugUse #consumptionAndTreatmentServices #CTS #FightBackKW #housingCrisis #JulianIchim #Safety #safetyShed #substanceUse -
SAFETY SHED OPENS ON 100VIC
On Mar. 15, 2026, 100 Victoria St. (100Vic) encampment celebrated the launch of the Safety Shed. It was erected by the Concerned People on Drug Use, a coalition of community members, drug users, advocates and loved ones of drug users. The grand opening event featured continued building of the shed, pizza, music, passionate speakers and a community-led discussion.
“The Safety Shed will provide people who use drugs with a focal point where they can access and create programming that deals with the issues they are facing, inducing state attacks on their rights to medical services. It will also provide a warmer, safer place where community members can discuss, explore and strategize about solutions without fear of being stigmatized or criminalized,” the Concerned People on Drug Use said in a joint press release.
“In fall 2023 we started seeing large quantities of xylazine going into the fentanyl supply, and more encampment residents were having worse experiences using drugs that they thought were unpoisoned, so the need grew,” Julian Ichim, a safety shed activist, said.
Versions of the Safety Shed in tent form were used on Roos Island and then at 100Vic since the summer of 2022. The Safety Shed is a space where encampment residents can access harm reduction supplies, education and peer support in the community. The labour of many organizers and volunteers went into the building of the safety shed.
“We have to fight for people, who have basic rights simply because they’re human. Not because we like them, not because we agree with them. Simply because they’re human,” Ichim said.
The Consumption and Treatment Services (CTS) at 150 Duke St. W. was closed on Mar. 31, 2025, due to Bill 223. It banned CTS sites from operating within 200 metres of certain types of schools and childcare centres. The CTS was co-operated by Sanguen Health Centre and the Region of Waterloo Public Health and Paramedic Services.
“[The Safety Shed was proposed by] several members of the Alan Ryan People’s Community Defence Brigade with lived and living experience using substances in organized safety tents through the years, and the Safety Shed is also being organized with the Concerned People on Drug Use, a group of drug users and advocates,” Ichim said.
The shed is in a prominent and accessible space in the encampment, chosen by the residents who will be using it. It will contain various harm reduction supplies, workshops, food and opportunities to learn about their rights.
“The number of drug poisoning deaths has increased since the CTS was closed and the supply is becoming more toxic with sedatives like medetomidine in the mix. Harm reduction is a serious issue,” Ichim said.
On Feb. 27, 2026, a community drug alert was issued in Waterloo Region after 35 suspected drug overdoses and one drug-related death. Fentanyl samples were tested through Sanguen’s drug checking program and found other drugs like sedatives, veterinary tranquilizers and depressants.
#100VictoriaSt #100Vic #AdrianQuijano #concernedPeopleOnDrugUse #consumptionAndTreatmentServices #CTS #FightBackKW #housingCrisis #JulianIchim #Safety #safetyShed #substanceUse -
SAFETY SHED OPENS ON 100VIC
On Mar. 15, 2026, 100 Victoria St. (100Vic) encampment celebrated the launch of the Safety Shed. It was erected by the Concerned People on Drug Use, a coalition of community members, drug users, advocates and loved ones of drug users. The grand opening event featured continued building of the shed, pizza, music, passionate speakers and a community-led discussion.
“The Safety Shed will provide people who use drugs with a focal point where they can access and create programming that deals with the issues they are facing, inducing state attacks on their rights to medical services. It will also provide a warmer, safer place where community members can discuss, explore and strategize about solutions without fear of being stigmatized or criminalized,” the Concerned People on Drug Use said in a joint press release.
“In fall 2023 we started seeing large quantities of xylazine going into the fentanyl supply, and more encampment residents were having worse experiences using drugs that they thought were unpoisoned, so the need grew,” Julian Ichim, a safety shed activist, said.
Versions of the Safety Shed in tent form were used on Roos Island and then at 100Vic since the summer of 2022. The Safety Shed is a space where encampment residents can access harm reduction supplies, education and peer support in the community. The labour of many organizers and volunteers went into the building of the safety shed.
“We have to fight for people, who have basic rights simply because they’re human. Not because we like them, not because we agree with them. Simply because they’re human,” Ichim said.
The Consumption and Treatment Services (CTS) at 150 Duke St. W. was closed on Mar. 31, 2025, due to Bill 223. It banned CTS sites from operating within 200 metres of certain types of schools and childcare centres. The CTS was co-operated by Sanguen Health Centre and the Region of Waterloo Public Health and Paramedic Services.
“[The Safety Shed was proposed by] several members of the Alan Ryan People’s Community Defence Brigade with lived and living experience using substances in organized safety tents through the years, and the Safety Shed is also being organized with the Concerned People on Drug Use, a group of drug users and advocates,” Ichim said.
The shed is in a prominent and accessible space in the encampment, chosen by the residents who will be using it. It will contain various harm reduction supplies, workshops, food and opportunities to learn about their rights.
“The number of drug poisoning deaths has increased since the CTS was closed and the supply is becoming more toxic with sedatives like medetomidine in the mix. Harm reduction is a serious issue,” Ichim said.
On Feb. 27, 2026, a community drug alert was issued in Waterloo Region after 35 suspected drug overdoses and one drug-related death. Fentanyl samples were tested through Sanguen’s drug checking program and found other drugs like sedatives, veterinary tranquilizers and depressants.
#100VictoriaSt #100Vic #AdrianQuijano #concernedPeopleOnDrugUse #consumptionAndTreatmentServices #CTS #FightBackKW #housingCrisis #JulianIchim #Safety #safetyShed #substanceUse -
SAFETY SHED OPENS ON 100VIC
On Mar. 15, 2026, 100 Victoria St. (100Vic) encampment celebrated the launch of the Safety Shed. It was erected by the Concerned People on Drug Use, a coalition of community members, drug users, advocates and loved ones of drug users. The grand opening event featured continued building of the shed, pizza, music, passionate speakers and a community-led discussion.
“The Safety Shed will provide people who use drugs with a focal point where they can access and create programming that deals with the issues they are facing, inducing state attacks on their rights to medical services. It will also provide a warmer, safer place where community members can discuss, explore and strategize about solutions without fear of being stigmatized or criminalized,” the Concerned People on Drug Use said in a joint press release.
“In fall 2023 we started seeing large quantities of xylazine going into the fentanyl supply, and more encampment residents were having worse experiences using drugs that they thought were unpoisoned, so the need grew,” Julian Ichim, a safety shed activist, said.
Versions of the Safety Shed in tent form were used on Roos Island and then at 100Vic since the summer of 2022. The Safety Shed is a space where encampment residents can access harm reduction supplies, education and peer support in the community. The labour of many organizers and volunteers went into the building of the safety shed.
“We have to fight for people, who have basic rights simply because they’re human. Not because we like them, not because we agree with them. Simply because they’re human,” Ichim said.
The Consumption and Treatment Services (CTS) at 150 Duke St. W. was closed on Mar. 31, 2025, due to Bill 223. It banned CTS sites from operating within 200 metres of certain types of schools and childcare centres. The CTS was co-operated by Sanguen Health Centre and the Region of Waterloo Public Health and Paramedic Services.
“[The Safety Shed was proposed by] several members of the Alan Ryan People’s Community Defence Brigade with lived and living experience using substances in organized safety tents through the years, and the Safety Shed is also being organized with the Concerned People on Drug Use, a group of drug users and advocates,” Ichim said.
The shed is in a prominent and accessible space in the encampment, chosen by the residents who will be using it. It will contain various harm reduction supplies, workshops, food and opportunities to learn about their rights.
“The number of drug poisoning deaths has increased since the CTS was closed and the supply is becoming more toxic with sedatives like medetomidine in the mix. Harm reduction is a serious issue,” Ichim said.
On Feb. 27, 2026, a community drug alert was issued in Waterloo Region after 35 suspected drug overdoses and one drug-related death. Fentanyl samples were tested through Sanguen’s drug checking program and found other drugs like sedatives, veterinary tranquilizers and depressants.
#100VictoriaSt #100Vic #AdrianQuijano #concernedPeopleOnDrugUse #consumptionAndTreatmentServices #CTS #FightBackKW #housingCrisis #JulianIchim #Safety #safetyShed #substanceUse -
📄 In #CAMH: Self‐reported changes in adolescent mental health, deliberate self‐harm, substance use, and help‐seeking behavior before and after the COVID‐19 pandemic – A Finnish time‐trend study
👉 https://doi.org/10.1111/camh.70040
#MentalHealthResearch #EvidenceBased #SelfHarm #SubstanceUse -
If you follow harm reduction or want to know more about the topic, you might enjoy this Medium article I wrote about how moralized narratives hurt recovery.
#HarmReduction #DrugPolicy #SubstanceUse #Substances #Drugs #Health #Healthcare #Canada #Politics #CdnPoli
https://medium.com/@thomas.embree/mental-illness-personal-crises-substance-use-a76a49e79a71
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If you follow harm reduction or want to know more about the topic, you might enjoy this Medium article I wrote about how moralized narratives hurt recovery.
#HarmReduction #DrugPolicy #SubstanceUse #Substances #Drugs #Health #Healthcare #Canada #Politics #CdnPoli
https://medium.com/@thomas.embree/mental-illness-personal-crises-substance-use-a76a49e79a71
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If you follow harm reduction or want to know more about the topic, you might enjoy this Medium article I wrote about how moralized narratives hurt recovery.
#HarmReduction #DrugPolicy #SubstanceUse #Substances #Drugs #Health #Healthcare #Canada #Politics #CdnPoli
https://medium.com/@thomas.embree/mental-illness-personal-crises-substance-use-a76a49e79a71
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If you follow harm reduction or want to know more about the topic, you might enjoy this Medium article I wrote about how moralized narratives hurt recovery.
#HarmReduction #DrugPolicy #SubstanceUse #Substances #Drugs #Health #Healthcare #Canada #Politics #CdnPoli
https://medium.com/@thomas.embree/mental-illness-personal-crises-substance-use-a76a49e79a71
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If you follow harm reduction or want to know more about the topic, you might enjoy this Medium article I wrote about how moralized narratives hurt recovery.
#HarmReduction #DrugPolicy #SubstanceUse #Substances #Drugs #Health #Healthcare #Canada #Politics #CdnPoli
https://medium.com/@thomas.embree/mental-illness-personal-crises-substance-use-a76a49e79a71
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CW: Sensitive topic: child/adolescent mental health
“Studies drawn from across the world, although these are dominated by western sources, consistently show that twice as many young men as young women are exposed to drugs.”
https://www.acamh.org/topic/addiction
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GLP-1 medications get at the heart of addiction: study – WashU Medicine
Visit the News Hub Diabetes and obesity drugs show promise in treating and preventing all substance use disorders…
#NewsBeep #News #Medication #Addiction #diabetes #GLP-1 #Health #substanceuse #substance-usedisorders #type2diabetes #UK #UnitedKingdom #ZiyadAl-Aly
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GLP-1 medications get at the heart of addiction: study – WashU Medicine
Visit the News Hub Diabetes and obesity drugs show promise in treating and preventing all substance use disorders…
#NewsBeep #News #Medication #addiction #AU #Australia #diabetes #GLP-1 #Health #substanceuse #substance-usedisorders #type2diabetes #ZiyadAl-Aly
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GLP-1 medications get at the heart of addiction: study – WashU Medicine
Visit the News Hub Diabetes and obesity drugs show promise in treating and preventing all substance use disorders…
#NewsBeep #News #Medication #addiction #AU #Australia #diabetes #GLP-1 #Health #substanceuse #substance-usedisorders #type2diabetes #ZiyadAl-Aly
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/380576/ GLP-1 medications get at the heart of addiction: study – WashU Medicine #Addiction #diabetes #Éire #GLP1 #Health #IE #Ireland #Medication #SubstanceUse #SubstanceUseDisorders #Type2Diabetes #ZiyadAlAly
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Harm reduction saves lives by reducing overdoses, preventing disease, and connecting people to care. Abstinence-only fails substance users, with higher rates of illness, overdose, and relapse.
#HarmReduction #DrugPolicy #SubstanceUse #Substances #Drugs #Health #Healthcare #Canada #Politics #CdnPoli
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Harm reduction saves lives by reducing overdoses, preventing disease, and connecting people to care. Abstinence-only fails substance users, with higher rates of illness, overdose, and relapse.
#HarmReduction #DrugPolicy #SubstanceUse #Substances #Drugs #Health #Healthcare #Canada #Politics #CdnPoli
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Harm reduction saves lives by reducing overdoses, preventing disease, and connecting people to care. Abstinence-only fails substance users, with higher rates of illness, overdose, and relapse.
#HarmReduction #DrugPolicy #SubstanceUse #Substances #Drugs #Health #Healthcare #Canada #Politics #CdnPoli
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Harm reduction saves lives by reducing overdoses, preventing disease, and connecting people to care. Abstinence-only fails substance users, with higher rates of illness, overdose, and relapse.
#HarmReduction #DrugPolicy #SubstanceUse #Substances #Drugs #Health #Healthcare #Canada #Politics #CdnPoli
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Harm reduction saves lives by reducing overdoses, preventing disease, and connecting people to care. Abstinence-only fails substance users, with higher rates of illness, overdose, and relapse.
#HarmReduction #DrugPolicy #SubstanceUse #Substances #Drugs #Health #Healthcare #Canada #Politics #CdnPoli
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Indigenous communities are disproportionately affected by the opioid crisis due to discrimination and culturally inappropriate treatment. Harm reduction saves lives and can help preserve cultural identity.
#HarmReduction #DrugPolicy #Health #Healthcare #SubstanceUse #Indigenous #FirstNations
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Indigenous communities are disproportionately affected by the opioid crisis due to discrimination and culturally inappropriate treatment. Harm reduction saves lives and can help preserve cultural identity.
#HarmReduction #DrugPolicy #Health #Healthcare #SubstanceUse #Indigenous #FirstNations
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Indigenous communities are disproportionately affected by the opioid crisis due to discrimination and culturally inappropriate treatment. Harm reduction saves lives and can help preserve cultural identity.
#HarmReduction #DrugPolicy #Health #Healthcare #SubstanceUse #Indigenous #FirstNations
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Indigenous communities are disproportionately affected by the opioid crisis due to discrimination and culturally inappropriate treatment. Harm reduction saves lives and can help preserve cultural identity.
#HarmReduction #DrugPolicy #Health #Healthcare #SubstanceUse #Indigenous #FirstNations
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Indigenous communities are disproportionately affected by the opioid crisis due to discrimination and culturally inappropriate treatment. Harm reduction saves lives and can help preserve cultural identity.
#HarmReduction #DrugPolicy #Health #Healthcare #SubstanceUse #Indigenous #FirstNations
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You don’t have to approve of substance use to support harm reduction. You just have to care whether people live or die.
Harm reduction is risk management, not endorsement.
#HarmReduction #DrugPolicy #SafeConsumption #SubstanceUse #Drugs #Substances #Health #Healthcare
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You don’t have to approve of substance use to support harm reduction. You just have to care whether people live or die.
Harm reduction is risk management, not endorsement.
#HarmReduction #DrugPolicy #SafeConsumption #SubstanceUse #Drugs #Substances #Health #Healthcare
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You don’t have to approve of substance use to support harm reduction. You just have to care whether people live or die.
Harm reduction is risk management, not endorsement.
#HarmReduction #DrugPolicy #SafeConsumption #SubstanceUse #Drugs #Substances #Health #Healthcare
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You don’t have to approve of substance use to support harm reduction. You just have to care whether people live or die.
Harm reduction is risk management, not endorsement.
#HarmReduction #DrugPolicy #SafeConsumption #SubstanceUse #Drugs #Substances #Health #Healthcare
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You don’t have to approve of substance use to support harm reduction. You just have to care whether people live or die.
Harm reduction is risk management, not endorsement.
#HarmReduction #DrugPolicy #SafeConsumption #SubstanceUse #Drugs #Substances #Health #Healthcare
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Poor mental health, harmful alcohol use persists post-pandemic: report
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Poor mental health, harmful alcohol use persists post-pandemic: report
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Poor mental health, harmful alcohol use persists post-pandemic: report
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Poor mental health, harmful alcohol use persists post-pandemic: report
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Poor mental health, harmful alcohol use persists post-pandemic: report
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"Maintaining a conceptual divide btw addictions and other psychiatric disorders reinforces diagnostic “tunnel vision,” constraining our understanding of neuropsychopathology and contributing to persistent gaps in care and treatment accessibility."
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/irish-journal-of-psychological-medicine/article/addiction-is-a-mental-disorder-within-the-mental-health-spectrum-and-it-matters/8EDA704DF6C14361147C87FB83EEABFDResearching #IntegratedCare, especially for people w #multimorbidity, shows that silos do not start at the psychological vs. physiological, but already within those categories.
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"Maintaining a conceptual divide btw addictions and other psychiatric disorders reinforces diagnostic “tunnel vision,” constraining our understanding of neuropsychopathology and contributing to persistent gaps in care and treatment accessibility."
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/irish-journal-of-psychological-medicine/article/addiction-is-a-mental-disorder-within-the-mental-health-spectrum-and-it-matters/8EDA704DF6C14361147C87FB83EEABFDResearching #IntegratedCare, especially for people w #multimorbidity, shows that silos do not start at the psychological vs. physiological, but already within those categories.
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"Maintaining a conceptual divide btw addictions and other psychiatric disorders reinforces diagnostic “tunnel vision,” constraining our understanding of neuropsychopathology and contributing to persistent gaps in care and treatment accessibility."
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/irish-journal-of-psychological-medicine/article/addiction-is-a-mental-disorder-within-the-mental-health-spectrum-and-it-matters/8EDA704DF6C14361147C87FB83EEABFDResearching #IntegratedCare, especially for people w #multimorbidity, shows that silos do not start at the psychological vs. physiological, but already within those categories.
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"Maintaining a conceptual divide btw addictions and other psychiatric disorders reinforces diagnostic “tunnel vision,” constraining our understanding of neuropsychopathology and contributing to persistent gaps in care and treatment accessibility."
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/irish-journal-of-psychological-medicine/article/addiction-is-a-mental-disorder-within-the-mental-health-spectrum-and-it-matters/8EDA704DF6C14361147C87FB83EEABFDResearching #IntegratedCare, especially for people w #multimorbidity, shows that silos do not start at the psychological vs. physiological, but already within those categories.
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Regina Daniels' report says she tested positive for cocaine. Hospital document shows other drugs present. Check full details below #ValidUpdates #ReginaDaniels #NedNwoko #SubstanceUse #Nollywood
https://validupdates.com/2025/11/regina-daniels-tests-positive-for-cocaine-in-medical-report/
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/177534/ What to Know About Antidepressants #Abuse #Community #Drug #Drug/SubstanceUse/Abuse #Éire #GeneralNews #Health #heroin #Heroin/IllegalOpioidUse/Abuse #IE #IllegalOpioidUse #Ireland #LINK|i1WPWSJ0003097727 #MedicalConditions #MentalDisorders #MentalHealth #MentalHealth #MoodDisorders #Political #Political/GeneralNews #SocialIssues #SOCIETY #Society/Community #SubstanceUse #SYND #WSJPROWSJ.com