Report for: Lessons Learned from the Expansion of Naloxone Access in Massachusetts and North Carolina

Title	Lessons Learned from the Expansion of Naloxone Access in Massachusetts and North Carolina
Published in	The Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics, January 2021
DOI	10.1111/jlme.12208
Pubmed ID	25846157
Authors	Corey S. Davis, Alexander Y. Walley, Colleen M. Bridger
Abstract	Increasing access to the medication naloxone is an effective and cost-effective method of reducing opioid overdose deaths. This article describes the role of law as a key factor in the evolution of naloxone access initiatives in Massachusetts and North Carolina, providing lessons learned and a brief roadmap for future action.

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Lessons Learned from the Expansion of Naloxone Access in Massachusetts and North Carolina