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Naloxone: a life-saving tool that needs an upgrade
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Naloxone: a life-saving tool that needs an upgrade

Join us on this episode as we delve into the complexities of the opioid crisis with David I. Deyhimy, an addiction medicine specialist and founder of MYMATCLINIC. Together, we'll explore the crisis' evolution, the challenges faced by responders, and the importance of evidence-based approaches in saving lives.

David I. Deyhimy is an addiction medicine specialist and anesthesiologist dedicated to helping those suffering from drug addiction and preventing overdose deaths from opioids. He is the founder and medical director of MYMATCLINIC (also on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram @mymatclinic).

He discusses the KevinMD article, "Saving lives with naloxone: perspectives from the frontline."

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