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COVID-19
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What is a pandemic?
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Past Pandemics
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What does the COVID-19 pandemic mean for me?
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COVID-19 symptoms
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When do I need to talk to a health professional?
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How does COVID-19 spread?
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Why should I get vaccinated?
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Should I wear a mask?
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Should I wear gloves?
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What if I can’t physically distance?
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What if I don’t have a place to wash my hands?
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COVID-19 Variants
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Self-care during the pandemic
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Using drugs and alcohol during the COVID-19 pandemic
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Having a weak immune system during the COVID-19 Pandemic
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Opioid overdose and COVID-19
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Quiz
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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Opioid overdose and COVID-19
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Even if you are in self-isolation, it’s important that you let someone know that you want to use drugs.
For example, you can let your support worker know when you are using. There are also some apps that you can download to connect with others while using opioids.
You can download the BeSafe app by following this link: https://www.besafe.community/
This app offers peer-to-peer remote supervision and your peer can call help in the case you overdose.
To learn more about how to prevent overdose, please refer to our Overdose Module here (a link to the overdose module)