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Group working to expand access to opioid overdose drug naloxone
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“It’s probably going to be the toughest year for overdoses that we’ve ever seen. Of course, a lot of that has been exacerbated by COVID, isolation, depression, the anxiety, the lack of contact with other people and the lack of things to do,” said Sharp, who also started the Students for Sensible Drug Policy chapter at the University of North Georgia.