
Commentary|Videos|June 24, 2026
Who Should Carry Naloxone? Addressing Common Misconceptions About Overdose Prevention
Pharmacy Times interviews Alison Newman, MPH, Program Operations Specialist at CEDEER, about who should carry naloxone, common misconceptions surrounding overdose reversal and fentanyl-related overdoses, and the broader strategies needed to reduce overdose deaths.
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Pharmacy Times interviews Alison Newman, MPH, Program Operations Specialist at CEDEER, about who should carry naloxone, common misconceptions surrounding overdose reversal and fentanyl-related overdoses, and the broader strategies needed to reduce overdose deaths.
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