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Ontarians prescribed safer supply drugs will now have to take them in front of health-care professionals

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Ontarians prescribed safer supply drugs will now have to take them in front of health-care professionals

Ontario's medical regulator has approved significant changes to the way doctors prescribe safer supply drugs, in an effort to reduce the amount of opioids making their way to the streets.

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