
21 September 2022 An evaluation of last year’s “How to Save a Life” campaign undertaken by Glasgow Caledonian University and
Read More21 September 2022 An evaluation of last year’s “How to Save a Life” campaign undertaken by Glasgow Caledonian University and
Read More28 July 2022 National Records of Scotland confirm almost no change in rate of drug-related deaths New statistics show that
Read More23 February 2022 More than 20 drivers for Glasgow Taxis have applied to receive and carry naloxone as part of
Read More21st September 2021 Scottish Drugs Forum has now launched the How to Save a Life campaign toolkit. The kit features
Read More31 August 2021 A nationwide marketing campaign to raise public awareness of the signs of a drug overdose and the
Read More30 August 2021 Scottish Drugs Forum e-learning course on Overdose Prevention, Intervention and Naloxone has been updated to reflect current
Read More3rd August 2021 #StopTheDeaths encourages all members of the public – including people who use drugs, their families and communities as well as services, policymakers and wider society
Read More2nd August 2021 Almost all Scotland’s drug deaths involve the use of more than one substance and 89% involve the
Read More2nd August 2021 The latest drug death figures show a continued upward trend in benzodiazepines being implicated in the deaths
Read More30th July 2021 These figures confirm that Scotland’s national public health emergency continues. These deaths are personal tragedies. Families and
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