Tucson Fire program helps those who've overdosed and don't feel safe visiting hospitals
3 years ago
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A new Tucson Fire Department pilot program is working to help those who've suffered an opioid overdose, but don't feel safe enough to get further treatment in a hospital because of COVID-19.
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