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California programs are waiting weeks for free Narcan to prevent overdose deaths

Por: Los Angeles Times Nation November 14, 2022

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After losing her son Luke to an overdose, Sheila Scott has been trying to get revenge on death, she said. Scott founded the Lukelove Foundation and has been teaching families how to use Narcan, a nasal spray containing naloxone that can reverse the deadly effects of opioids. If the medication had been around when her son overdosed, Scott said, things could have been different. It's like creating an army, Scott said of her trainings.... + full article



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