The price of naloxone—the life-saving overdose reversal drug—has increased dramatically during the opioid epidemic. Take Evzio, a hand-held auto-injector: it’s increased in price from $690 in 2014 to more than $4,000 today for a two pack.
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These soaring prices are great for drug companies’ wallets, but they hurt families who are counting on this medication. Local fire, police, health departments, and everyday Minnesotans are unable to afford the drug that could save their life or the life of someone they know.
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I’m calling on the Dept. of Health and Human Services to immediately negotiate the price of easy to administer naloxone combination products so more people can access them. Communities in every corner of our state—and across the country—are counting on it. https://www.smith.senate.gov/content/klobuchar-smith-senators-call-administration-take-immediate-action-reduce-price-naloxone …
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Studies have shown states that legalize cannabis have a lower opioid overdose deaths. Will cannabis legalization be part of your platform while running to remain senator?
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