US EditionMore laypeople are prepared to intervene during opioid overdoses, but misconceptions persist
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More laypeople are prepared to intervene during opioid overdoses, but misconceptions persist
Public messaging in recent years about keeping naloxone handy has shown considerable success, but more work is needed to overcome perceived barriers The post More laypeople are prepared to intervene during opioid overdoses, but misconceptions persist appeared first on Peter Attia.
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