ULM awarded $2.5 million grant for Louisiana harm reduction education, the largest award in a decade

The University of Louisiana Monroe College of Pharmacy received a fully-funded grant to provide harm reduction education to first responders and decrease opioid overdose deaths in the state of Louisiana. The grant is the largest award given to the University in more than a decade.

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