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New Illinois laws help increase access to overdose prevention resources

With the new year starting, new laws are now in effect across the state. A few of those laws set out to address the opioid crisis.

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New Illinois laws help increase access to overdose prevention resources

New Illinois laws help increase access to overdose prevention resources
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New Illinois laws help increase access to overdose prevention resources

With the new year starting, new laws are now in effect across the state. A few of those laws set out to address the opioid crisis.

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Illinois laws expand access to overdose prevention tools, fentanyl awareness

Opioids have been involved in over 70% of deadly drug overdoses in Illinois.

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Faraci law will allow overdose responders to use fentanyl testing strips

Faraci says pharmacists, nurses, and physician assistants are currently the only people authorized to use overdose prevention equipment.

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