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Public health advocates and community activists established early methods for naloxone distribution to people who inject drugs, but a legacy of stigmatization and opposition to universal naloxone access continues to limit the drugs full potential to reduce opioid-related mortality. To view or add a comment, sign in Access To Naloxone Improves, But Some Pharmacies Slow To Stock Doses Drug Topics (6/30, Nowosielski) reports that according to a study published in JAPhA, since naloxone was approved for over-the-counter sale, availability and out-of-pocket (OOP) patient costs have improved significantly. However, when compared with their retail industry counterparts, independent pharmacies demonstrate a significant need to boost naloxone access and decrease OOP costs for their patient populations. The article quotes the studys authors saying, Over the past 25 years, naloxone has emerged as a critical lifesaving overdose antidote

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Although current therapies benefit some individuals, relapse rates remain high, with most studies reporting rates exceeding 70% within one year, underscoring the necessity for more effective interventions [10, 11]
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