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This study aimed to document short-term changes in behaviours and health-related indicators among PWUD in Montreal, Canada following declaration of a provincial health emergency in Quebec.

Naloxone is a key prevention strategy yet estimates of its administration are limited.

We assessed the impact of COVID-19, which includes the declaration of a state of emergency and subsequent release of pandemic-specific OAT guidance on the prevalence of OAT discontinuation.

We aim to determine whether non-fatal overdose followed the same pattern as fatal overdose, comparing the first 4 weeks of treatment and treatment cessation

The aim of this study is to identify youth-centered opportunities for improving opioid treatment services.

In this study, we characterize barriers to pharmacy-based naloxone uptake among potential opioid overdose “bystanders” (friends or family of people who use opioids) that may be amenable to interven

We used segmented regression analyses to evaluate the joint effects of the provincial COVID-19 emergency declaration, federal OAT exemptions, and interim treatment guidance—all implemented between

Few studies document the empirical nuances of these contextually dependant police-PWUD relationships, and how PWUD’ experiences and perceptions of policing near harm reduction services shape SCS ac

Given the recent increase in child maltreatment reports related to parental substance use, research should explore the correlation between buprenorphine treatment and child maltreatment–related out

Moldova is one of the few countries in this region that offers methadone within prisons, but uptake and post-release retention remains suboptimal.

This study sought to examine OAT retention and discontinuation among adolescents and young adults.

This study estimates the effects of county-level social isolation, concentrated disadvantage, and income inequality on older adults' risk of OUD using longitudinal data analysis.

The aim of this paper is two-fold; firstly, to increase understanding of buyer’s clubs by mapping their infrastructure, and secondly, to discuss their role in the access to medicines debate.

To examine whether young adult opioid misuse reflects a general tendency toward substance use and is influenced by general substance use risk or whether it is a different phenomenon from other drug