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Naloxone Is a Proven Fix for Overdoses. So Why Can’t Teens Access It?

The opioid antidote is a life-saver, but a maze of state laws governing prescriptions, minor consent, and Good Samaritan protections is keeping it out of many young people’s hands

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Rolling StoneLeft·1h ago
Naloxone Is a Proven Fix for Overdoses. So Why Can’t Teens Access It?
The opioid antidote is a life-saver, but a maze of state laws governing prescriptions, minor consent, and Good Samaritan protections is keeping it out of many young people’s hands
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