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Safer Drug Use Strategies During the COVID-19 Outbreak
Evidence-based advice for people who use drugs about staying safer during the coronavirus outbreak. From the Harm Reduction Coalition and Vital Strategies.
Tell us what’s in happening drug markets, recovery and user well-being in Ohio
Your observations needed! Are drugs harder to get or more expensive? Is treatment less available? Are you using telemedicine? Comments go directly to Harm Reduction Ohio President Dennis Cauchon and will be kept confidential.
Ohio makes getting methadone easier as part of coronavirus response; Suboxone rules unchanged
State and federal regulators have agreed to rule changes that will make life easier (and safer) for methadone patients.The most important change: Many methadone patients can get enough take-home medicine to last two weeks, if their doctor approves.
Harm Reduction Ohio to provide online Narcan access 24/7 during coronavirus shutdowns
Harm Reduction Ohio’s online program will fill in for cancelled naloxone distribution events and programs closed to prevent the spread of coronavirus. Gov. DeWine’s administration promises to provide sufficient naloxone to satisfy the state’s need for Narcan.
Preliminary 2019 Ohio Overdose Death Rates, Ranked by County
See which counties have the highest overdose death rates in Ohio. Scioto County is suffering heartbreaking levels of overdose deaths.
SPECIAL REPORT: Race and Overdose in Ohio
For decades, white overdose death rates have been higher than those for blacks. That changed in 2019. Black Ohioans are dying at a faster rate and fentanyl-laced cocaine is the primary problem.
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