This enduring material takes a deeper dive into one of the four key priorities in the FDA’s Overdose Prevention Framework: encouraging harm reduction. It focuses on the Agency’s vision as it relates to encouraging harm reduction, including expanding availability and access to lifesaving overdose reversal products. The discussion focuses on the impacts of the recent approvals of nonprescription naloxone nasal spray as well as prescription nalmefene nasal spray, another medication for opioid overdose.
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