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More access to fentanyl antidote will stop 'mothers kneeling at coffins,' says addict's mom

5 years ago

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More access to fentanyl antidote will stop 'mothers kneeling at coffins,' says addict's mom

5 years ago
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Duration 2:38

Sherry Isaac says putting the overdose-reversing drug, naloxone, in the hands of parents will empower them

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More access to fentanyl antidote will stop 'mothers kneeling at coffins,' says addict's mom

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