The University of Calgary has made nasal naloxone kits available in all residence buildings through the three-year Residence Nasal Naloxone Project initiative. The university explained that it identified residence buildings as key locations because of the number of students who spend time there. The kits, which each include two nasal naloxone sprays and instructions on how to use them, have been installed in shared common areas on all 93 residence floors in easy-to-find locations, enabling a quicker response to emergencies. The initiative is funded by the students’ union.
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