Written on 22 December 2017. Posted in Overdose, Tips.

Release, naloxone recommendation 3

Local authorities should make take-home naloxone available to any person requesting it, particularly to groups that are at risk of having an opiate-related overdose or are likely to witness someone having an opiate-related overdose.

Release: Take-home Naloxone in England, Recommendation 3

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