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Can you predict a drug overdose?

To further reduce the likelihood of an overdose, and offer people who use drugs an opportunity to better cope with their addiction, serious consideration should be given to managing the supply of drugs they consume.

Opinion | BY JAMIE MUCKLE, JEFFREY TURNBULL AND WENDY MUCKLE | April 29, 2019

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Can you predict a drug overdose?

To further reduce the likelihood of an overdose, and offer people who use drugs an opportunity to better cope with their addiction, serious consideration should be given to managing the supply of drugs they consume.

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Can you predict a drug overdose?

To further reduce the likelihood of an overdose, and offer people who use drugs an opportunity to better cope with their addiction, serious consideration should be given to managing the supply of drugs they consume.

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