… who inject drugs (IDU). … overdose. Therefore, we sought to determine whether depressive
symptoms and social support predicted non-fatal overdose among IDU in a Canadian setting. …

… Other authors working in our setting have called for the implementation of elaborate
overdose warning strategies that include use of peer networks to disseminate such warnings 7. …

… non-Aboriginal Canadians [31]. In short, our findings suggest that illicit drug overdose deaths
among First Nations groups, especially women, should be a major public health concern. …

… or overdose. Throughout this paper, we refer to them as overdose response plans to recognise
that drug overdose is … As communities set out to develop and implement local overdose …

… with non-fatal overdose among Canadian street-involved youth who reported illicit drug use.
… in Vancouver, Canada, we identified youth without a history of overdose and employed Cox …

… Although we cannot determine the setting of the witnessed overdose event in our study, the
… places where fatal overdoses occurred [44]. Indeed, studies in Canada and the USA have …

… increasing illegal drug overdose deaths in Canada and the … be set up quite easily, I mean
we basically had ours set up in … , “the biggest hurdle of setting up the room was ventilation” as …

… our study setting also reported that some women who use drugs do not utilise housing-based
overdose prevention sites (ie supervised consumption sites) and intentionally used drugs …

… who is the first responder and mitigates the risk of overdoses driven by the outer context (eg
changes in the illicit drug market) by modifying the inner setting to be a safer space for use. …

… longitudinal patterns of retention in OAT and assess their association with overdose risk
among people initiating OAT in Vancouver, Canada, a setting with low-barrier access to OAT. …