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Alberta headed for record year for opioid deaths in 2023, say physicians

An increasingly toxic drug supply means 2023 will be Alberta s deadliest year for opioid overdoses, says a physician.

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Alberta headed for record year for opioid deaths in 2023, say docs

An increasingly toxic drug supply means 2023 will be Alberta s deadliest year for opioid overdoses, says a physician.

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More and more toxic drug deaths in Alberta are happening in public Why?

For the first time since 2018, the majority of toxic drug deaths in Alberta are happening in public spaces rather than private residences.

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Absolute flood : Opioids become more lethal — and more common — on Calgary streets

Calgary police combating the lethal trade in opioids are finding their hands increasingly full, with drugs more potent and available.

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Opioids become more lethal — and more common — on Calgary streets

Calgary police combating the lethal trade in opioids are finding their hands increasingly full, with drugs more potent and available.

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