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In Vancouver’s toxic drug crisis, ordinary people are stepping in as “hit doctors” — charging $20 to inject drugs and stay alert for overdoses — offering a lifeline to users who avoid official sites due to stigma. These unsung heroes, like Alan, carry needles and naloxone, bridging gaps in healthcare for older, employed men seeking safety and connection. Though illegal and risky, their work underscores a desperate need for harm reduction when formal systems fail.
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