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Overdose
Abstracts
Risk Factors for Overdose Mortality: A Case-Control Study within a Cohort of Intravenous Drug Users


Articles
Overdose prevention for injection drug users: Lessons learned from naloxone training and distribution programs in New York City
Should We Conduct a Trial of Distributing Naloxone to Heroin Users for Peer Administration to Prevent Fatal Overdose?
Is Admission after Intravenous Heroin Overdose Necessary?
Fatal Heroin 'Overdose': A Review
The Canberra Christmas Overdoses Mystery
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Bibliographies
Heroin Overdose Bibliography


Documents
911 Good Samaritan Law Fact Sheet (New Mexico)
Letter to Secretary Mike Leavitt
House Bill 813, 45th Leg., 1st Sess. (N.M. 2001)
Mortality Trends, Alameda County, 20-54 year old males, 1981-1998
Mortality Trends, San Bernardino County, 20-54 year old males, 1981-1998
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Fact Sheets
Heroin Overdose


News Summaries
Overdose Prevention Bill Advances to Assembly
New Mexico Legislature Approves Lifesaving Bill
L.A. County Takes Steps to Reduce Overdose Deaths
Action Alert: Save Lives Now - Prevent Overdose
Sen. Durbin Introduces Livesaving Legislation
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Opinions
What We Can do Now to Prevent and Treat Drug Overdoses


Press Releases
New York Overdose Epidemic: More People Die from Accidental Overdose than Homicides
911 Good Samaritan Bill Clears New Mexico House Consumer and Public Affairs Committee by 6-1 Margin
As Death Toll from Fentanyl-laced Heroin Continues to Rise, Senator Richard Durbin Introduces Federal Legislation to Save Lives
New York Passes Law Designed to Reduce Opioid Drug Overdose Deaths
Gov. Signs Landmark Bill to Reduce Deaths from Drug Overdose in California
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Reports
Fentanyl: Situation Report
Mortality Data From the Drug Abuse Warning Network, 2002
A Heroin Epidemic in Macedonia: Part 1


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