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05/09/17 Topic: Change in Georgia Law
05/09/17 Topic: Change in Georgia Law
05/09/17 Topic: Change in Georgia Law
Thursday 11th May 2017
Dr. Susan Blank discusses Georgia's new law on Naloxone availability in pharmacies and its impact on opioid overdose prevention.
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Get the buttons here!Georgia's New Naloxone Law: A Lifesaving Measure Discussed
In this episode, Dr. Susan Blank tackles a critical development in the fight against opioid overdoses: the recent change in Georgia law that makes Naloxone available in pharmacies. Joined by a knowledgeable guest, Dr. Blank breaks down what this legal shift means for those battling addiction and their loved ones. Naloxone, often referred to as a 'miracle drug', can reverse the effects of an opioid overdose, making it a vital tool in emergency situations.
But how does this new law impact accessibility and public health? Dr. Blank and her guest dive into the practical implications, discussing who can now obtain Naloxone, how it works, and the broader effects on community health. This episode is a must-listen for anyone affected by the opioid crisis or interested in harm reduction strategies. Dr.
Blank's clear explanations and compassionate approach make complex legal and medical concepts easy to understand, providing listeners with valuable information that could potentially save lives.