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February 2, 2017
The reference for the quote “While naloxone…”
Agree with rest of article, however to raise the “possibility” of A=B, is the same as saying the availability of aspirin/AED decrease pts eating healthy. This is time dependant POC life saving treatment.
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February 2, 2017
Stuart Etengoff DO FACEPThe reference for the quote
“While naloxone…”
Agree with rest of article, however to raise the “possibility” of A=B, is the same as saying the availability of aspirin/AED decrease pts eating healthy.
This is time dependant POC life saving treatment.