Dr. Geoff Bardwell's Drug Lab

Dr. Geoff Bardwell's Drug Lab has been a member of Linktree for 7 months and joined in November 2025. The social media accounts linked to from Dr. Geoff Bardwell's Drug Lab are: Instagram. Besides social media accounts, DrugLab has populated their site with Drug Lab Website, Rethinking the Drug Pleasure Versus Harm Binary via Chaosmos: On “Euphoria,” “Overdose,” and the Politics of Coming To - Geoff Bardwell, 2026, Examining the Effects of the Closure of Sudbury’s Supervised Consumption Site: A Community Report, Opioid Agonist Treatment Access in the qathet Region: Final Report, Mapping Drug use and Service Access in Sudbury, Ontario, A Qualitative Scoping Review on Overdose Risk and the Built Environment, A Scoping Review of the Built Environment and Overdose Deaths, Using Technology to Improve Opioid Agonist Treatment in Rural British Columbia, Necropolitics of the North: A rapid ethnography examining the effects of the closure of one of Northern Ontario’s only supervised consumption sites - ScienceDirect, Nurses’ voices used to heighten fears of fentanyl exposure in British Columbian rural hospitals, Room for Change: Rural Low-Barrier Housing Policy and Program Models for People with Substance Use and Mental Health Comorbidities | International Journal on Homelessness, ‘I’m on the coast and I’m on methadone’: A qualitative study examining access to opioid agonist treatment in rural and coastal British Columbia, Spatial analyses of health services and drug-related harms in urban and rural settings - The Lancet Public Health, Access to tablet injectable opioid agonist therapy in rural and smaller urban settings in British Columbia, Canada: a qualitative study | Substance Abuse Treatment, Prevention, and Policy, A scoping review of qualitative research on barriers and facilitators to the use of supervised consumption services - ScienceDirect, The “goldfish bowl”: a qualitative study of the effects of heightened surveillance on people who use drugs in a rural and coastal Canadian setting | Harm Reduction Journal, Primary care embedded within permanent supportive housing for people who use substances: A qualitative study examining healthcare access in Vancouver, Canada.