Ryan McNeil

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Yale University

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Ryan McNeil is an Associate Professor at Yale University in the United States. His research areas include drug use, overdose crises, informal caregiving, and health equity, with a focus on marginalized communities in Vancouver. Recent articles have explored topics such as necropolitical logics in safer supply and housing, women's experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the perception of pharmaceutical alternatives by people who use illicit drugs.

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Exploring the health and social impacts of evictions among people who use drugs in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside

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Close Date: 2017-01-01

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Sarah Brothers

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Pennsylvania State University

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Jade Boyd

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The University of British Columbia

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Kelli Stajduhar

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University of Victoria

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Marek Chawarski

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Yale University

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Reimagining subjectivities in place: Necropolitical logics of safer supply and housing in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside

‘It just doesn't stop’: Perspectives of women who use drugs on increased overdoses during the COVID‐19 pandemic

“None of It Turned Out the Way She Wanted, So It Left a Hole in Me”: Informal Caregiving at the End of Life in Contexts of Inequity

Perceptions of prospective pharmaceutical stimulant substitution treatments among people who use illicit stimulants in Vancouver, Canada.

Using alone at home: What’s missing in housing-based responses to the overdose crisis?

"Everybody looks at it as drug use instead of pain management": Experiences of chronic pain and its management among older people living with HIV who use drugs in Vancouver, British Columbia

"I'm just searching to get better": Constructions of treatment citizenship on injectable opioid agonist treatment

A qualitative study on perceptions and experiences of overdose among people who smoke drugs in Vancouver, British Columbia

ACCESS TO NO-COST PHARMACEUTICAL ALTERNATIVES TO ILLICIT DRUGS DURING INTERSECTING COVID-19 AND OVERDOSE HEALTH EMERGENCIES IN BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA: A QUALITATIVE STUDY

Perceptions of prospective pharmaceutical stimulant substitution treatments among people who use illicit stimulants in Vancouver, Canada

Using alone at home: What's missing in housing-based responses to the overdose crisis?

Rethinking urban-rural designations in public health surveillance of the overdose crisis and crafting an agenda for future monitoring

Women's experiences in injectable opioid agonist treatment programs in Vancouver, Canada

Perspectives of Clinicians and Staff at Community-Based Opioid Use Disorder Treatment Settings on Linkages with Emergency Department-Initiated Buprenorphine Programs

The perspectives of street-involved youth who use drugs regarding the acceptability and feasibility of HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis: a qualitative study

(Re)situating expertise in community-based overdose response: Insights from an ethnographic study of overdose prevention sites (OPS) in Vancouver, Canada

Emergency department experiences of people who use drugs who left or were discharged from hospital against medical advice

Housing-based syringe services programs to improve access to safer injecting equipment for people who inject drugs in Vancouver, Canada: a spatially oriented qualitative study

Stigma is stopping an evidence based response to drug overdose deaths in the UK

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Sarah Brothers

Jade Boyd

Rod Knight

Allison Bigwig Barker

Kelli Stajduhar

Marek Chawarski

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