Heroin Overdose Antidote: Who Gets to Carry It?

Published February 26, 2014

Heroin overdose antidote: Who gets to carry it?
CAMDEN, N.J. (AP) — As deaths from heroin and powerful painkillers skyrocket nationwide, governments and clinics are working to put a drug that can reverse an opiate overdose into the hands of more paramedics, police officers and the people advocates say are the most critical group — people who abuse drugs, and their friends and families. Drug Abuse – Yahoo News Search Results

Heroin overdose antidote promises fewer deaths but raises questions over who should carry it
CAMDEN, N.J. — As deaths from heroin and powerful painkillers skyrocket nationwide, governments and clinics are working to put a drug that can reverse an opiate overdose into the hands of more paramedics, police officers and the people advocates say are the most critical group — people who abuse drugs, and their friends and families. Drug Abuse – Yahoo News Search Results

Heroin overdose antidote: Who gets to carry it? – NBC40.net
CAMDEN, N.J. (AP) – As deaths from heroin and powerful painkillers skyrocket nationwide, governments and clinics are working to put a drug that can reverse an opiate overdose into the hands of more paramedics, police officers and the people advocates say are the most critical group – people who abuse drugs, and their friends and families. Drug Abuse – Yahoo News Search Results

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