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Top Florida officials visit Ocala, vow to fight drug overdoses, deaths - Vimarsana News

Top Florida officials visit Ocala, vow to fight drug overdoses, deaths

State and local officials met at the local health department office to talk about CORE, which is designed to help people kick their drug habits.

Source: ocala.com
Florida is planning to make naloxone kits available through county health departments - Vimarsana News

Florida is planning to make naloxone kits available through county health departments

The plan is for health departments in all 67 counties to have kits with two Narcan nasal sprays that can be administered without a health care provider.

Source: wuwf.org
Florida Department of Health Increases Access to Naloxone - Vimarsana News

Florida Department of Health Increases Access to Naloxone

Today, on International Overdose Awareness Day, the Florida Department of Health announced an initiative to ensure readily available access to naloxone

Source: sflcn.com
Florida is planning to make naloxone kits available through county health departments - Vimarsana News

Florida is planning to make naloxone kits available through county health departments

The plan is for health departments in all 67 counties to have kits with two Narcan nasal sprays that can be administered without a health care provider.

Source: usf.edu
Florida is planning to make naloxone kits available through county health departments - Vimarsana News

Florida is planning to make naloxone kits available through county health departments

The plan is for health departments in all 67 counties to have kits with two Narcan nasal sprays that can be administered without a health care provider.

Source: wgcu.org