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  • Safer Drinking Tips During COVID-19

    Safer Drinking Tips During COVID-19


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    During the global Coronavirus (COVID19) pandemic you may have difficulty accessing alcohol. Liquor stores may limit hours and/or numbers of people in the store, move to delivery only, and/or stop accepting cash.

    Everyone is different but for some people who drink very heavily, stopping all at once or cutting down too fast can be dangerous.

  • COVID-19: Advice for People Who Use Drugs

    COVID-19: Advice for People Who Use Drugs


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  • VCH Safer Use Strategies to Avoid the Risk of COVID-19

    VCH Safer Use Strategies to Avoid the Risk of COVID-19

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    Guidance from Vancouver Coastal Health Authority on safer use strategies to avoid the transmission of COVID-19.

  • Guidance for People Who Use Substances During COVID-19

    Guidance for People Who Use Substances During COVID-19

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    Be aware that some early symptoms of withdrawal and COVID-19 infection are similar. These include fever and muscle soreness. If symptoms include a persistent cough, it could be COVID-19.

  • COVID-19 Guidance for People Who Use Drugs

    COVID-19 Guidance for People Who Use Drugs

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    COVID-19, an illness caused by a newly identified type of coronavirus, can cause a respiratory infection and lead to health problems. It’s usually mild and most people recover quickly if they have it, but it can be very serious for people with stressed immune systems or underlying conditions or older adults, so it’s important to stay informed.

    The most important thing is to be prepared and knowing what to do will help you. Even if you don’t see a widespread COVID-19 outbreak in your area, the hand-washing and other prevention actions described here are good practices for fighting off bugs like the cold or the flu.