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We are on the front lines whether we want to be or not. So, the better prepared we can be to take care of people the better off we all are.
— Sarah Norton, Serving Those Serving
Opioid deaths in Minnesota have been on the upward trend since 2000, but deaths spiked during the first year of the pandemic. Southside Harm Reduction says if someone overdoses in a bar, having Naloxone on hand could mean the difference between life and death.
— By Courtney Godfrey | Published April 19 | FOX 9


Sarah Webster Norton, The Jason Show Fox 9, 2021

Sarah Webster Norton, Fox 9 News, 2021