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‘Lifesaving’ medicine added to PBS

Sheshtyn Paola 01/11/2019

The newly listed nasal spray version of naloxone will also be made available as an option for the take home naloxone pilot A nasal spray form of naloxone, a medicine that can reverse the side effects of an opioid overdose, has been added to the PBS from today (1 November 2019), Health Minister Greg Hunt

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