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Increase in drug overdoses seen locally
Feb 12, 2019
SIMCOE - The Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit has alerted health professionals and emergency responders of a recent spike in the number of drug overdoses seen at Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre.
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