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There’s a new opioid antidote. But Mass. health officials are hesitant to endorse it

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As new opioid antidotes appear on the market, the state’s Department of Public Health is taking a measured approach when it comes to what it endorses — to the dismay of some.

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There’s a new opioid antidote. But Mass. health officials are hesitant to endorse it

As new opioid antidotes appear on the market, the state’s Department of Public Health is taking a measured approach when it comes to what it endorses — to the dismay of some.

1 month ago·Springfield, United States

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Mass Live broke the news in Springfield, United States 1 month ago on Friday, January 17, 2025.

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