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‘One life lost to a reversible opioid emergency is one too many’

AJP Staff 08/10/2024

Walgreens pharmacist with naloxone — A US pharmacist with naloxone kit. Image: Walgreens

Pharmacists are raising public awareness of the Take Home Naloxone program, encouraging pharmacists and the community to take part With Queensland Mental Health Week (5-13 October 2024) currently underway, the Pharmacy Guild has teamed up with the Queensland Mental Health Commission to highlight the program and encourage participation. The organisations spoke to registered pharmacist Emily

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