Southern NV Health officials mark declining overdose deaths, new primary care outreach for unhoused
Southern Nevada health officials in the last year found a decrease in opioid deaths, expanded overdose intervention resources like naloxone, and launched a street medicine program to provide primary health care to unhoused people. While the state is often on the bottom of health rankings, Southern Nevada health officials focused on recent endeavors to improve […]
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