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    Paramedic’s Initiative Provides Lifesaving Support for Opioid Addicts

    Fire Capt. Jesse Blaire meets Shawnice Slaughter, who overdosed on opioids, and informs her about a free program that provides support for recovery. This program offers medication, doctor’s appointments, transportation, and practical assistance, symbolizing a significant shift in how counties are tackling the opioid crisis. By meeting individuals in need where they are, this initiative aims to make a meaningful impact on the lives of those struggling with opioid addiction.

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    Opioid Overdoses on the Rise in Spokane County, Urgent Need for Community Involvement

    Opioid overdoses are increasing in Spokane County, prompting advocates to call for a state of emergency. Community members are urged to be prepared to administer naloxone, with resources available for education and training. Washington state’s Good Samaritan laws provide legal protection for those providing aid in overdose situations.

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    Study Shows Untrained Bystanders Can Administer Naloxone Within a Minute of Drone Delivery

    An exciting new study has revealed that untrained bystanders can effectively administer naloxone to opioid overdose victims within a minute of a drone delivering the life-saving drug. The study, conducted by a team at Purdue University, involved 17 participants responding…

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    San Joaquin County Introduces Naloxone to Vending Machines

    San Joaquin County Public Health Services (PHS) has taken a significant step towards better community health by introducing naloxone to three of its five vending machines. Naloxone, an opioid antagonist medication, is used to reverse the effects of an opioid…

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