First responders and harm reduction groups have long been cobbling together a nasal delivery system for the opioid overdose reversal agent naloxone. They'd pop atomizers atop cartridges that held a higher dose of the drug than the one used for regular injection, to make it easier for emergency teams and bystanders to save someone from an overdose. No need to find a good vein, no risk of needle sticks.
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