Overdose Awareness Day: Combatting the stigma of substance use @stjoesfoundation
Overdose Awareness Day: Combatting the stigma of substance use  @stjoesfoundation
Uploaded August 2024 | Updated September 2026, 9 hours ago
Every day across Canada, 22 people die as the result of a drug overdose and dozens more are treated in emergency departments for opioid-related poisonings. This August 31, on International Overdose Awareness Day, a leading addictions expert with St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton shares his perspectives on the ongoing crisis, why overdose rates are so high and how we can work to prevent unnecessary deaths.
This is video 2 (of 3) of a video series.
Overdose Awareness Day: Combatting the stigma of substance useMarking One Year: Patient and Family Advisory CouncilWhat to expect when coming to St  Joes during COVID-19Zain Explains: How long will we be wearing masks in public spaces?Zain Explains: How are we doing in the race between variants and the vaccines?Meet Our 2020 Shoppers LOVE. YOU. Run for Women Community Champion: Erin Dunham.Recognizing our Medical Device Reprocessing (MDR) teamHope Healing Recovery Exchange - September 28, 2021Meet Our 2026 Around the Bay Road Race Community Champion: PJ MercantiZain Explains: Does early treatment for COVID-19 work?Celebrating 10 years of the West 5th CampusZain Explains: What is a one-dose strategy, and is it effective?
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Overdose Awareness Day: Combatting the stigma of substance use

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