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New York City's 1st public health vending machine offers naloxone to help fight overdose crisis
abc 7 NY -
Brooklyn vending machine dispenses anti-overdose medications; some locals balk
PIX 11 -
City unveils public health vending machine to reduce overdoses
NY1 -
NYC unveils first vending machine providing free naloxone
WNYW
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NYC Unveils Vending Machines Stocked With Crack Pipes, Safe Sex Kits: REPORT
The Daily Caller -
New York City unveils new vending machines with drug pipes, Narcan, and 'safer sniffing' kits
The Blaze -
NYC Targets Drug-Infested Areas With Vending Machines Full Of Free Crack Pipes, Narcan, Condoms
Zero Hedge -
NYC Democrats Unveil Crack Pipe Vending Machine
Washington Free Beacon -
Vending Machine in Brooklyn Offering Free Crack Pipes
The New York Sun -
NYC unveils vending machine for drug users, with free crack pipes and Narcan for ODs
Fox News -
New York City Vending Machine Offers Free Narcan and Crack Pipes to Residents
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