Dr. Barry Dworkin

Recommendation promoting mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to opioid overdose victims does not jive with the available evidence and overcomplicates management by bystanders who want to help

Health Headlines Commentary for April 10, 2018

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Ontario makes controversial change on how to help overdose victims

 

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