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• Available on paid plans

  Drones delivering opioid overdose reversal kits could reach people more quickly than ambulances

  By Caroline Copeland, Paul Royall Verified

  Oct. 13, 2023

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  An evaluation of naloxone transit for opioid overdose using drones: A case study using real‐world coroner data

  By Paul Royall Verified, Patrick Courtney, Christine Goodair, Caroline Copeland

  Oct. 12, 2023

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  Drones delivering opioid overdose reversal kits could reach people more quickly than ambulances

  By Caroline Copeland, Paul Royall Verified

  Oct. 13, 2023

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