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Experts weigh in on Alberta considering involuntary drug treatment

Experts weigh in on Alberta considering involuntary drug treatment
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Experts weigh in on Alberta considering involuntary drug treatment

Experts weigh in on Alberta considering involuntary drug treatment
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Ethical concerns raised over potential involuntary addiction-care policy in Alberta

The policy is part of the United Conservative government’s model of recovery and treatment while stripping down harm reduction resources like supervised consumption sites

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Ethical concerns raised over potential involuntary addiction-care policy in Alberta

The policy is part of the United Conservative government’s model of recovery and treatment while stripping down harm reduction resources like supervised consumption sites

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Despite soaring death rate from opioids, Alberta steers away from harm-reduction approach

The United Conservative Party government has steered policy away from harm reduction and towards a model of recovery, abstinence and criminalization.

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