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- This fact sheet provides information for service providers on how to educate and support clients to inject powder cocaine and crack cocaine more safely. Cocaine is a stimulant. This means that it…
- This fact sheet provides information for service providers on how to educate and support clients to inject opioid tablets and capsules more safely. Opioids slow the body down, which can cause…
- This fact sheet provides information for service providers on how to educate and support clients to inject crystal meth more safely. Crystal meth is a stimulant. This means that it speeds the body up…
- This fact sheet provides information for service providers on how to educate and support clients to inject fentanyl and heroin more safely. Fentanyl and heroin are opioids. Opioids slow the body down…
- This fact sheet provides information for service providers on how to educate and support clients to smoke crack cocaine more safely. Crack cocaine is a stimulant. This means that it speeds the body…
- This fact sheet provides information for service providers on how to educate and support clients to smoke crystal meth more safely. Crystal meth is a stimulant. This means that it speeds the body up…
- This fact sheet provides information for service providers on how to educate and support clients to reduce harms associated with snorting drugs. Drugs that can dissolve well in water can be snorted…
- This fact sheet provides information for service providers on how to educate and support clients to more safely smoke drugs using foil. Foil is used as a surface to smoke drugs (sometimes known as “…
- This fact sheet provides a snapshot of the hepatitis C epidemic in Canada.
- Welcome to the second edition of A Practical Guide to HIV Drug Side Effects, published by CATIE (Canadian AIDS Treatment Information Exchange). Thanks ...
Although the overall viral hepatitis burden is low in the general Canadian population, the 2021 national estimates indicate that certain populations and communities remain disproportionately affected.
This infographic highlights Canada’s progress towards the elimination of viral hepatitis as a public health concern.