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State adds Narcan funding amid federal cuts, other Health headlines

Summary by The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser announced a $3 million grant on Tuesday to ensure statewide naloxone access remains viable despite federal funding cuts.
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State adds Narcan funding amid federal cuts, other Health headlines

Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser announced a $3 million grant on Tuesday to ensure statewide naloxone access remains viable despite federal funding cuts.

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