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Here are some highlights from CSC 2019.
Here are some highlights from CSC 2019.
The report from healthcare compliance analytics platform Protenus found that 94% of diversion incidents involve at least one opioid.
The majority of the reported cases of missing fentanyl occurred in Ontario, followed by Alberta and Quebec.
A North Dakota bus driver has been charged with drinking and driving while a New Jersey bus driver crashed following an overdose.
The event will take place on Feb. 27 at 8:30 am – 1:30 pm in CCP’s Great Hall.
Two of the victims were suffering from an opioid overdose until the officers revived them with an opioid reversal drug, Narcan.
The Alabama Dept. of Ed. and Dept. of Public Health announced the new program that will train staff on how to use the medication.
Texas A&M will be the first health science center in the nation to train every health professions students how to administer opioid reversal.
Researchers say the resurgence of the drug’s popularity has been overshadowed by the country’s focus on the opioid epidemic.
Here are the top eight health hazards that non-medical bystanders can help mitigate until first responders arrive on scene of a medical emergency.
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