Wolf administration implores Pennsylvanians to have anti-overdose drug on hand

By Washington Examiner
Published December 18, 2022 3:06pm ET
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Wolf administration implores Pennsylvanians to have anti-overdose drug on hand
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(The Center Square) – As Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf counts his last days in office, his administration continues to encourage the public and public workers to access an anti-overdose drug to save a life.

In Hershey this week, the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs and the Department of Health encouraged pharmacies to keep naloxone, a drug that can reverse overdoses, on hand for the public.

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