New York City tells citizens to get equipped with overdose medication.
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The latest mile marker on New York City’s road to urban perdition is a PSA from the health commissioner. Every citizen, it says, should get trained on using Narcan, or naloxone, the medicine that reverses opioid overdoses. After failing to control public disorder, including drug use, the city wants to conscript every resident into its health corps.Continue reading your article with
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