'Hotspotting the Opioid Crisis': Here's how artificial intelligence will identify those at-risk for an overdose


Using data about pre-existing conditions, prescriptions, justice involvement, law enforcement and more - it will deliver peer-led, person-centred services to individuals where they are. — Photo by Nik Shuliahin on Unsplash

Two days after leaving a treatment facility, Staten Island native Samuel Grunlund, 27, died of a fentanyl-related overdose.

Grunlund's sister, Megan Wohltjen, said nothing could prepare her for the moment she saw her baby brother laying lifeless in a casket.

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