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Unlocking Federal Funding for Fentanyl Test Strips Will Save Lives

Regina LaBelle Tom Coderre, Rochelle Walensky

STAT News  |  May 4, 2021

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It has been said that the opposite of addiction is connection. Covid-19, however, has frayed societal connections. For Americans with substance use disorder, connections that were already fragile are at a serious breaking point.

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Substance Use Disorder

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Shelly Weizman – Presentation at COSSAP Webinar: Addressing Drug-Related Deaths in Custody

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Model Substance Use Disorder Treatment in Emergency Settings Act

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Public Health Law Modernization 2.0: Rebalancing Public Health Powers And Individual Liberty In The Age Of COVID-19

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