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The boxes are being paid for by opioid restitution funds.
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The drug does not respond to opioid overdose reversal drugs.
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Ten people overdosed and six were taken to the hospital.
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Seven people were treated for overdose symptoms
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Dozens of people were rushed to the hospital last week because of a bad batch of drugs.
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The incident is a reminder that even with a large influx of settlement money, the opioid battle is still raging.
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At least 15 people have been rushed to the hospital for suspected overdoses in Baltimore’s Penn North neighborhood while search-and-rescue crews canvass the area for more cases, officials said.
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The news comes as the Trump administration plans to cut grants for Naloxone.
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Officials say the dashboard will help better data-driven responses.
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An East Baltimore nonprofit will receive part of the city’s opioid settlement money. How does it work to prevent overdose deaths?