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Louisville jail installed a naloxone vending machine Why it matters

LOUISVILLE — In the two weeks after leaving jail, a person’s risk of overdosing from opioids is much higher.

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Narcan vending machine installed at Louisville Metro Department of Corrections

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (KT) – The Louisville Metro Department of Corrections (LMDC) has added another harm reduction measure to prevent fatal opioid overdoses. A vending machine filled with free naloxone, more

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Vending machine at LMDC provides free Narcan to released inmates

A vending machine is in the jail exit lobby.

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Louisville jail installed a naloxone vending machine, and why it matters

LOUISVILLE — In the two weeks after leaving jail, a person’s risk of overdosing from opioids is much higher.

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