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Community control-not just public health-is essential in addressing overdose in Baltimore

  • Nov 19, 2024
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Baltimore City is seeking to address the opioid epidemic by empowering the community to design solutions, as traditional public health responses have failed to significantly decrease fatal overdoses.

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