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State lawmaker hopes for simple Naloxone training

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PIERRE, S.D. (KELO) -- A state lawmaker hopes the South Dakota Department of Health can offer some easy to use advice for employers who will now get to keep a previously restricted medicine on hand in case of an opioid overdose. Republican Rep. Brian Mulder won approval from the Legislature for HB-1162 that Governor Kristi Noem signed into law on March 8. It allows employers to obtain opioid antagonists such as Naloxone -- or Narcan, as it's cal…

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State lawmaker hopes for simple Naloxone training

PIERRE, S.D. (KELO) -- A state lawmaker hopes the South Dakota Department of Health can offer some easy to use advice for employers who will now get to keep a previously restricted medicine on hand in case of an opioid overdose. Republican Rep. Brian Mulder won approval from the Legislature for HB-1162 that Governor Kristi Noem signed into law on March 8. It allows employers to obtain opioid antagonists such as Naloxone -- or Narcan, as it's cal…

1 year ago·Sioux Falls, United States

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