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Countries in the west of Europe are more likely to provide take-home naloxone than in the east of Europe

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Infographic. Availability of take-home naloxone programmes in Europe

14.12.2021

This infographic, developed to accompany the miniguide Opioid-related deaths: health and social responses presents data on the availability of take-home naloxone programmes in the EU-27, Norway and Turkey (as at November 2021). Availability of take-home naloxone programmes Source data Table 1...

Map of take-home naloxone programmes

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Availability and scope of THN programmes in Europe

30.08.2019

drug residues in used syringes

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Infographic: drug residues in used syringes in selected European cities

06.06.2019

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