Qualitative assessment of take-home naloxone program participant and law enforcement interactions in British Columbia.

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Awareness, Possession, and Use of Take-Home Naloxone Among Illicit Drug Users, Vancouver, British Columbia, 2014-2015.Primary care and the RCMP: Unexpected partnership in opioid harm reduction

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