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Overdose victims are 15 times more likely to suffer brain injury, new study finds

Overdose victims are 15 times more likely to suffer brain injury, new study finds
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Overdose victims are 15 times more likely to suffer brain injury, new study finds

BC Centre for Disease Control says cases of encephalopathy just 'tip of the iceberg,' because not everyone who experiences an overdose accesses health care.

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Overdose victims are 15 times more likely to suffer brain injury, new study finds

BC Centre for Disease Control says cases of encephalopathy just 'tip of the iceberg,' because not everyone who experiences an overdose accesses health care.

Amanda slaunwhiteRachel newcombeOutcome sciencesBc centre for diseaseCentre for health evaluationPublic health agency of canadaHealth evaluationSubstance abusePublic health agencyBrain injury canada

Overdose victims are 15 times more likely to suffer brain injury, new study finds

BC Centre for Disease Control says cases of encephalopathy just 'tip of the iceberg,' because not everyone who experiences an overdose accesses health care.

Amanda slaunwhiteRachel newcombeCentre for health evaluationPublic health agency of canadaBc centre for diseaseOutcome sciencesHealth evaluationSubstance abusePublic health agencyBrain injury canada

Overdose victims are 15 times more likely to suffer brain injury, new study finds

BC Centre for Disease Control says cases of encephalopathy just 'tip of the iceberg,' because not everyone who experiences an overdose accesses health care.

Amanda slaunwhiteRachel newcombePublic health agency of canadaOutcome sciencesBc centre for diseaseCentre for health evaluationHealth evaluationSubstance abusePublic health agencyBrain injury canada