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    The finding that novel potent opioids require more naloxone to reverse an overdose suggests these drugs are more potent than fentanyl and heroin, researchers say.

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    The resolution, sponsored by the AMA’s Section Council on Psychiatry, also calls for states, communities, and schools to remove barriers to allowing students to carry overdose reversal medications….

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    Naloxone FAQ

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