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Harm reduction for opioids: A Canadian perspective
The opioid crisis continues to make its presence known throughout Canada. The issue is exacerbated by the stigma surrounding people who use substances. Societal stigma can pose as a barrier — preventing people from seeking help for their condition. Harm reduction is a term used to describe public health approaches designed to minimize negative consequences related to misusing substances (i.e. alcohol and drugs). This approach involves a range of policies, practices and programs proven to reduce the harms that may be associated with substance use. Safe consumption sites, needle exchanges, opioid substitution programs, education and naloxone are all examples of harm reduction efforts. This video delves into the origins of the opioid crisis, the disastrous effects of stigma, the importance of harm reduction and ways through which we can implement this practice into our lives.
This video was made possible with the collaboration of Tim Clemont, the director of the Hamilton AIDS network, and Shifting Perceptions Podcast, a podcast dedicated to discussing harm reduction and substance use.
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Adolescents
Harm reduction for opioids: A Canadian perspective
The opioid crisis continues to make its presence known throughout Canada. The issue is exacerbated by the stigma surrounding people who use substances. Societal stigma can pose as a barrier — preventing people from seeking help for their condition. Harm reduction is a term used to describe public health approaches designed to minimize negative consequences related to misusing substances (i.e. alcohol and drugs). This approach involves a range of policies, practices and programs proven to reduce the harms that may be associated with substance use. Safe consumption sites, needle exchanges, opioid substitution programs, education and naloxone are all examples of harm reduction efforts. This video delves into the origins of the opioid crisis, the disastrous effects of stigma, the importance of harm reduction and ways through which we can implement this practice into our lives.
This video was made possible with the collaboration of Tim Clemont, the director of the Hamilton AIDS network, and Shifting Perceptions Podcast, a podcast dedicated to discussing harm reduction and substance use.
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Athletics | Exercise
Harm reduction for opioids: A Canadian perspective
The opioid crisis continues to make its presence known throughout Canada. The issue is exacerbated by the stigma surrounding people who use substances. Societal stigma can pose as a barrier — preventing people from seeking help for their condition. Harm reduction is a term used to describe public health approaches designed to minimize negative consequences related to misusing substances (i.e. alcohol and drugs). This approach involves a range of policies, practices and programs proven to reduce the harms that may be associated with substance use. Safe consumption sites, needle exchanges, opioid substitution programs, education and naloxone are all examples of harm reduction efforts. This video delves into the origins of the opioid crisis, the disastrous effects of stigma, the importance of harm reduction and ways through which we can implement this practice into our lives.
This video was made possible with the collaboration of Tim Clemont, the director of the Hamilton AIDS network, and Shifting Perceptions Podcast, a podcast dedicated to discussing harm reduction and substance use.
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Pregnancy
The process by which a female produces an offspring in their womb once the male and female zygotes have combined into a single embryo until birth.
Embryo
The offspring in the womb, from the moment 2 zygotes co-exist up until the 11th week of pregnancy, is medically referred to as "Embryo"
Fetus
The offspring in the womb, beginning on the 11th week of pregnancy, has graduated from "Embryo" to "Fetus"
Newborn
The offspring, now emerged from the womb and ending the female's pregnancy.
Harm reduction for opioids: A Canadian perspective
The opioid crisis continues to make its presence known throughout Canada. The issue is exacerbated by the stigma surrounding people who use substances. Societal stigma can pose as a barrier — preventing people from seeking help for their condition. Harm reduction is a term used to describe public health approaches designed to minimize negative consequences related to misusing substances (i.e. alcohol and drugs). This approach involves a range of policies, practices and programs proven to reduce the harms that may be associated with substance use. Safe consumption sites, needle exchanges, opioid substitution programs, education and naloxone are all examples of harm reduction efforts. This video delves into the origins of the opioid crisis, the disastrous effects of stigma, the importance of harm reduction and ways through which we can implement this practice into our lives.
This video was made possible with the collaboration of Tim Clemont, the director of the Hamilton AIDS network, and Shifting Perceptions Podcast, a podcast dedicated to discussing harm reduction and substance use.
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Cancer
Harm reduction for opioids: A Canadian perspective
The opioid crisis continues to make its presence known throughout Canada. The issue is exacerbated by the stigma surrounding people who use substances. Societal stigma can pose as a barrier — preventing people from seeking help for their condition. Harm reduction is a term used to describe public health approaches designed to minimize negative consequences related to misusing substances (i.e. alcohol and drugs). This approach involves a range of policies, practices and programs proven to reduce the harms that may be associated with substance use. Safe consumption sites, needle exchanges, opioid substitution programs, education and naloxone are all examples of harm reduction efforts. This video delves into the origins of the opioid crisis, the disastrous effects of stigma, the importance of harm reduction and ways through which we can implement this practice into our lives.
This video was made possible with the collaboration of Tim Clemont, the director of the Hamilton AIDS network, and Shifting Perceptions Podcast, a podcast dedicated to discussing harm reduction and substance use.
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Children
Harm reduction for opioids: A Canadian perspective
The opioid crisis continues to make its presence known throughout Canada. The issue is exacerbated by the stigma surrounding people who use substances. Societal stigma can pose as a barrier — preventing people from seeking help for their condition. Harm reduction is a term used to describe public health approaches designed to minimize negative consequences related to misusing substances (i.e. alcohol and drugs). This approach involves a range of policies, practices and programs proven to reduce the harms that may be associated with substance use. Safe consumption sites, needle exchanges, opioid substitution programs, education and naloxone are all examples of harm reduction efforts. This video delves into the origins of the opioid crisis, the disastrous effects of stigma, the importance of harm reduction and ways through which we can implement this practice into our lives.
This video was made possible with the collaboration of Tim Clemont, the director of the Hamilton AIDS network, and Shifting Perceptions Podcast, a podcast dedicated to discussing harm reduction and substance use.
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COVID-19
Harm reduction for opioids: A Canadian perspective
The opioid crisis continues to make its presence known throughout Canada. The issue is exacerbated by the stigma surrounding people who use substances. Societal stigma can pose as a barrier — preventing people from seeking help for their condition. Harm reduction is a term used to describe public health approaches designed to minimize negative consequences related to misusing substances (i.e. alcohol and drugs). This approach involves a range of policies, practices and programs proven to reduce the harms that may be associated with substance use. Safe consumption sites, needle exchanges, opioid substitution programs, education and naloxone are all examples of harm reduction efforts. This video delves into the origins of the opioid crisis, the disastrous effects of stigma, the importance of harm reduction and ways through which we can implement this practice into our lives.
This video was made possible with the collaboration of Tim Clemont, the director of the Hamilton AIDS network, and Shifting Perceptions Podcast, a podcast dedicated to discussing harm reduction and substance use.
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Disease
An abnormality caused due to pathophysiological response to external or internal factors.
Disorder
A disruption in normal functioning of mind or body due to a disease, genetic factor or trauma.
Syndrome
A set or collection of various identifying signs and symptoms that characterizes a certain disease or disorder.
Condition
An abnormal state of physical or mental health that interferes with usual activities or the feeling of well-being.
Harm reduction for opioids: A Canadian perspective
The opioid crisis continues to make its presence known throughout Canada. The issue is exacerbated by the stigma surrounding people who use substances. Societal stigma can pose as a barrier — preventing people from seeking help for their condition. Harm reduction is a term used to describe public health approaches designed to minimize negative consequences related to misusing substances (i.e. alcohol and drugs). This approach involves a range of policies, practices and programs proven to reduce the harms that may be associated with substance use. Safe consumption sites, needle exchanges, opioid substitution programs, education and naloxone are all examples of harm reduction efforts. This video delves into the origins of the opioid crisis, the disastrous effects of stigma, the importance of harm reduction and ways through which we can implement this practice into our lives.
This video was made possible with the collaboration of Tim Clemont, the director of the Hamilton AIDS network, and Shifting Perceptions Podcast, a podcast dedicated to discussing harm reduction and substance use.
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Food | Obesity
Harm reduction for opioids: A Canadian perspective
The opioid crisis continues to make its presence known throughout Canada. The issue is exacerbated by the stigma surrounding people who use substances. Societal stigma can pose as a barrier — preventing people from seeking help for their condition. Harm reduction is a term used to describe public health approaches designed to minimize negative consequences related to misusing substances (i.e. alcohol and drugs). This approach involves a range of policies, practices and programs proven to reduce the harms that may be associated with substance use. Safe consumption sites, needle exchanges, opioid substitution programs, education and naloxone are all examples of harm reduction efforts. This video delves into the origins of the opioid crisis, the disastrous effects of stigma, the importance of harm reduction and ways through which we can implement this practice into our lives.
This video was made possible with the collaboration of Tim Clemont, the director of the Hamilton AIDS network, and Shifting Perceptions Podcast, a podcast dedicated to discussing harm reduction and substance use.
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Girls ♀ Women
Harm reduction for opioids: A Canadian perspective
The opioid crisis continues to make its presence known throughout Canada. The issue is exacerbated by the stigma surrounding people who use substances. Societal stigma can pose as a barrier — preventing people from seeking help for their condition. Harm reduction is a term used to describe public health approaches designed to minimize negative consequences related to misusing substances (i.e. alcohol and drugs). This approach involves a range of policies, practices and programs proven to reduce the harms that may be associated with substance use. Safe consumption sites, needle exchanges, opioid substitution programs, education and naloxone are all examples of harm reduction efforts. This video delves into the origins of the opioid crisis, the disastrous effects of stigma, the importance of harm reduction and ways through which we can implement this practice into our lives.
This video was made possible with the collaboration of Tim Clemont, the director of the Hamilton AIDS network, and Shifting Perceptions Podcast, a podcast dedicated to discussing harm reduction and substance use.
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Infections | Immune System
Harm reduction for opioids: A Canadian perspective
The opioid crisis continues to make its presence known throughout Canada. The issue is exacerbated by the stigma surrounding people who use substances. Societal stigma can pose as a barrier — preventing people from seeking help for their condition. Harm reduction is a term used to describe public health approaches designed to minimize negative consequences related to misusing substances (i.e. alcohol and drugs). This approach involves a range of policies, practices and programs proven to reduce the harms that may be associated with substance use. Safe consumption sites, needle exchanges, opioid substitution programs, education and naloxone are all examples of harm reduction efforts. This video delves into the origins of the opioid crisis, the disastrous effects of stigma, the importance of harm reduction and ways through which we can implement this practice into our lives.
This video was made possible with the collaboration of Tim Clemont, the director of the Hamilton AIDS network, and Shifting Perceptions Podcast, a podcast dedicated to discussing harm reduction and substance use.
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Injury | Pain | Violence
Harm reduction for opioids: A Canadian perspective
The opioid crisis continues to make its presence known throughout Canada. The issue is exacerbated by the stigma surrounding people who use substances. Societal stigma can pose as a barrier — preventing people from seeking help for their condition. Harm reduction is a term used to describe public health approaches designed to minimize negative consequences related to misusing substances (i.e. alcohol and drugs). This approach involves a range of policies, practices and programs proven to reduce the harms that may be associated with substance use. Safe consumption sites, needle exchanges, opioid substitution programs, education and naloxone are all examples of harm reduction efforts. This video delves into the origins of the opioid crisis, the disastrous effects of stigma, the importance of harm reduction and ways through which we can implement this practice into our lives.
This video was made possible with the collaboration of Tim Clemont, the director of the Hamilton AIDS network, and Shifting Perceptions Podcast, a podcast dedicated to discussing harm reduction and substance use.
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Medication | Treatment | Therapy | Surgery
Harm reduction for opioids: A Canadian perspective
The opioid crisis continues to make its presence known throughout Canada. The issue is exacerbated by the stigma surrounding people who use substances. Societal stigma can pose as a barrier — preventing people from seeking help for their condition. Harm reduction is a term used to describe public health approaches designed to minimize negative consequences related to misusing substances (i.e. alcohol and drugs). This approach involves a range of policies, practices and programs proven to reduce the harms that may be associated with substance use. Safe consumption sites, needle exchanges, opioid substitution programs, education and naloxone are all examples of harm reduction efforts. This video delves into the origins of the opioid crisis, the disastrous effects of stigma, the importance of harm reduction and ways through which we can implement this practice into our lives.
This video was made possible with the collaboration of Tim Clemont, the director of the Hamilton AIDS network, and Shifting Perceptions Podcast, a podcast dedicated to discussing harm reduction and substance use.
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Mental Health | Wellbeing | Stress | Sleep
Harm reduction for opioids: A Canadian perspective
The opioid crisis continues to make its presence known throughout Canada. The issue is exacerbated by the stigma surrounding people who use substances. Societal stigma can pose as a barrier — preventing people from seeking help for their condition. Harm reduction is a term used to describe public health approaches designed to minimize negative consequences related to misusing substances (i.e. alcohol and drugs). This approach involves a range of policies, practices and programs proven to reduce the harms that may be associated with substance use. Safe consumption sites, needle exchanges, opioid substitution programs, education and naloxone are all examples of harm reduction efforts. This video delves into the origins of the opioid crisis, the disastrous effects of stigma, the importance of harm reduction and ways through which we can implement this practice into our lives.
This video was made possible with the collaboration of Tim Clemont, the director of the Hamilton AIDS network, and Shifting Perceptions Podcast, a podcast dedicated to discussing harm reduction and substance use.
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Myths | Fake News | Science Mistrust
Harm reduction for opioids: A Canadian perspective
The opioid crisis continues to make its presence known throughout Canada. The issue is exacerbated by the stigma surrounding people who use substances. Societal stigma can pose as a barrier — preventing people from seeking help for their condition. Harm reduction is a term used to describe public health approaches designed to minimize negative consequences related to misusing substances (i.e. alcohol and drugs). This approach involves a range of policies, practices and programs proven to reduce the harms that may be associated with substance use. Safe consumption sites, needle exchanges, opioid substitution programs, education and naloxone are all examples of harm reduction efforts. This video delves into the origins of the opioid crisis, the disastrous effects of stigma, the importance of harm reduction and ways through which we can implement this practice into our lives.
This video was made possible with the collaboration of Tim Clemont, the director of the Hamilton AIDS network, and Shifting Perceptions Podcast, a podcast dedicated to discussing harm reduction and substance use.
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Physical Health | Human Body | Sex
Harm reduction for opioids: A Canadian perspective
The opioid crisis continues to make its presence known throughout Canada. The issue is exacerbated by the stigma surrounding people who use substances. Societal stigma can pose as a barrier — preventing people from seeking help for their condition. Harm reduction is a term used to describe public health approaches designed to minimize negative consequences related to misusing substances (i.e. alcohol and drugs). This approach involves a range of policies, practices and programs proven to reduce the harms that may be associated with substance use. Safe consumption sites, needle exchanges, opioid substitution programs, education and naloxone are all examples of harm reduction efforts. This video delves into the origins of the opioid crisis, the disastrous effects of stigma, the importance of harm reduction and ways through which we can implement this practice into our lives.
This video was made possible with the collaboration of Tim Clemont, the director of the Hamilton AIDS network, and Shifting Perceptions Podcast, a podcast dedicated to discussing harm reduction and substance use.
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Products | Supplements
Harm reduction for opioids: A Canadian perspective
The opioid crisis continues to make its presence known throughout Canada. The issue is exacerbated by the stigma surrounding people who use substances. Societal stigma can pose as a barrier — preventing people from seeking help for their condition. Harm reduction is a term used to describe public health approaches designed to minimize negative consequences related to misusing substances (i.e. alcohol and drugs). This approach involves a range of policies, practices and programs proven to reduce the harms that may be associated with substance use. Safe consumption sites, needle exchanges, opioid substitution programs, education and naloxone are all examples of harm reduction efforts. This video delves into the origins of the opioid crisis, the disastrous effects of stigma, the importance of harm reduction and ways through which we can implement this practice into our lives.
This video was made possible with the collaboration of Tim Clemont, the director of the Hamilton AIDS network, and Shifting Perceptions Podcast, a podcast dedicated to discussing harm reduction and substance use.
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Racism | Inequality
Harm reduction for opioids: A Canadian perspective
The opioid crisis continues to make its presence known throughout Canada. The issue is exacerbated by the stigma surrounding people who use substances. Societal stigma can pose as a barrier — preventing people from seeking help for their condition. Harm reduction is a term used to describe public health approaches designed to minimize negative consequences related to misusing substances (i.e. alcohol and drugs). This approach involves a range of policies, practices and programs proven to reduce the harms that may be associated with substance use. Safe consumption sites, needle exchanges, opioid substitution programs, education and naloxone are all examples of harm reduction efforts. This video delves into the origins of the opioid crisis, the disastrous effects of stigma, the importance of harm reduction and ways through which we can implement this practice into our lives.
This video was made possible with the collaboration of Tim Clemont, the director of the Hamilton AIDS network, and Shifting Perceptions Podcast, a podcast dedicated to discussing harm reduction and substance use.
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Science
Harm reduction for opioids: A Canadian perspective
The opioid crisis continues to make its presence known throughout Canada. The issue is exacerbated by the stigma surrounding people who use substances. Societal stigma can pose as a barrier — preventing people from seeking help for their condition. Harm reduction is a term used to describe public health approaches designed to minimize negative consequences related to misusing substances (i.e. alcohol and drugs). This approach involves a range of policies, practices and programs proven to reduce the harms that may be associated with substance use. Safe consumption sites, needle exchanges, opioid substitution programs, education and naloxone are all examples of harm reduction efforts. This video delves into the origins of the opioid crisis, the disastrous effects of stigma, the importance of harm reduction and ways through which we can implement this practice into our lives.
This video was made possible with the collaboration of Tim Clemont, the director of the Hamilton AIDS network, and Shifting Perceptions Podcast, a podcast dedicated to discussing harm reduction and substance use.
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Technology
Harm reduction for opioids: A Canadian perspective
The opioid crisis continues to make its presence known throughout Canada. The issue is exacerbated by the stigma surrounding people who use substances. Societal stigma can pose as a barrier — preventing people from seeking help for their condition. Harm reduction is a term used to describe public health approaches designed to minimize negative consequences related to misusing substances (i.e. alcohol and drugs). This approach involves a range of policies, practices and programs proven to reduce the harms that may be associated with substance use. Safe consumption sites, needle exchanges, opioid substitution programs, education and naloxone are all examples of harm reduction efforts. This video delves into the origins of the opioid crisis, the disastrous effects of stigma, the importance of harm reduction and ways through which we can implement this practice into our lives.
This video was made possible with the collaboration of Tim Clemont, the director of the Hamilton AIDS network, and Shifting Perceptions Podcast, a podcast dedicated to discussing harm reduction and substance use.
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YouTube #Shorts
Harm reduction for opioids: A Canadian perspective
The opioid crisis continues to make its presence known throughout Canada. The issue is exacerbated by the stigma surrounding people who use substances. Societal stigma can pose as a barrier — preventing people from seeking help for their condition. Harm reduction is a term used to describe public health approaches designed to minimize negative consequences related to misusing substances (i.e. alcohol and drugs). This approach involves a range of policies, practices and programs proven to reduce the harms that may be associated with substance use. Safe consumption sites, needle exchanges, opioid substitution programs, education and naloxone are all examples of harm reduction efforts. This video delves into the origins of the opioid crisis, the disastrous effects of stigma, the importance of harm reduction and ways through which we can implement this practice into our lives.
This video was made possible with the collaboration of Tim Clemont, the director of the Hamilton AIDS network, and Shifting Perceptions Podcast, a podcast dedicated to discussing harm reduction and substance use.
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