Issues Overdose prevention centres (OPC) are non‐residential spaces where people can
use illicit drugs (that they have obtained elsewhere) in the presence of staff who can …

Overdose mortality has continued to rise in North America and across the globe in people
who use drugs. Current harm reduction strategies such as supervised consumption sites …

This rapid review on overdose prevention centres (OPCs) aims to collate and summarise
existing evidence. It describes the impact of OPCs on individuals who use drugs …

Background Several novel overdose response technology interventions, also known as
mobile overdose response services (MORS), have emerged as adjunct measures to reduce …

Background The widespread proliferation of high-potency synthetic opioids, particularly
fentanyl, has precipitated a severe public health crisis in North America, with escalating …

Background In response to the ongoing opioid epidemic, there have been efforts to develop
novel harm reduction strategies alongside scaling of currently implemented programs …

People who use illegal drugs experience routine surveillance, including in healthcare and
harm reduction settings. The MySafe Project-a safer supply pilot project that dispenses …

Background Rural and smaller urban settings in Canada are disproportionately impacted by
the overdose crisis, highlighting the need for novel public health interventions within these …

The United States is in the throes of a severe opioid overdose epidemic, primarily fueled by
the pervasive use of fentanyl and the emerging threat of xylazine, a veterinary sedative often …

Based on a survey (n= 249) and qualitative interviews (n= 38) with marginalized people who
use drugs (PWUDs) in Copenhagen, Denmark, we investigate the experiences of this group …