Naloxone

The Surgeon General Says More People Should Carry Naloxone, the Opioid Antidote. Here's Where to Get It and How Much It Costs

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Life After Opioid Addiction

Narcan Is Now Sold at Walgreens. What's That?

By Alice Park

President Trump Vowed to Solve the Opioid Crisis. He Needs to Fix This Problem First

By Sean Gregory and Alexandra Sifferlin
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Philip Seymour Hoffman Didn't Have to Die

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