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Human Services Commissioner Details Plan to Enable Pharmacies to Provide Individuals with Lifesaving Naloxone for Free and Anonymously

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By From New Jersey Department of Human Services

TRENTON – After it was announced by Governor Phil Murphy during today’s (Jan. 10) State of the State address, Human Services Commissioner Sarah Adelman detailed how individuals will soon be able to anonymously obtain the opioid overdose antidote naloxone for free at participating pharmacies at any time.

The initiative is part of the Murphy Administration’s ongoing efforts to combat the opioid crisis and save lives by getting life-saving naloxone into as many hands as possible.

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