La distribución de un fármaco que contrarresta la sobredosis de drogas en consumidores de heroína salvaría vidas de manera efectiva a bajo costo.Un equipo de Estados Unidos, cuyo estudio publica Annals of Internal Medicine, estimó que se podría evitar una muerte por cada 164 kits de naloxona inyectable distribuidos a consumidores de heroína. Más
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