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Heroin users, Prohibitionists, Critics and Enablers
Mark Kleiman points to an excellent NPR story about an incredible, easy-to-use nasal spray that can save lives when applied quickly after a heroin overdose. The nasal spray is a drug called naloxone, or Narcan. It blocks the brain receptors … Continue reading
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