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New numbers from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show Indiana has a significant increase in overdoses cases.The report examines the most…
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Deaths from drug overdoses have continued to increase in Indiana, mirroring national trends reported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention…
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More than 500 pharmacies and treatment centers across the state can now distribute naloxone without a prescription under a new standing order from the…
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With more people dying from drug overdose in Indiana than car accidents, school administrators are clamoring for ways to help their students avoid the…
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When Justin Phillips lost her son Aaron to a heroin overdose in October of 2013, she didn’t know there was a drug that could have saved his life. Now,…
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Last year, the General Assembly approved a bill allowing emergency medical technicians and first responders to use naloxone, a drug used to halt the…