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Free naloxone kits are distributed by nonprofits and some state health departments. The drug can reverse an opioid overdose and save someone’s life.

Erika Wolfmuller knows she easily could be dead. Thats why she so eager to tell her story, to let others battling addiction know they can recover.

Erika Wolfmuller knows she easily could be dead. Thats why she so eager to tell her story, to let others battling addiction know they can recover.

NJ companies urged to change the culture and make employees feel safe to talk about and seek help for alcohol and drug use issues

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Living through the COVID pandemic has produced a great deal of stress and anxiety for many New Jersey residents. One group is offering a special kind of help at New Jersey’s vaccine mega site in Edison. Michael Litterer, the director of prevention and recovery at the RWJBarnabas Health Institute for Prevention and Recovery, said through the Hope and Healing program for COVID-19 support, emotional support staff and therapy dogs are on hand to provide comfort and support to those being vaccinat...