Allows individuals and entities to choose opioid antagonist formulations if distributed free by the Department of Health and Human Services.
Michigan HB4428 permits individuals and governmental entities to select the formulation, dosage, and route of administration for opioid antagonists if the Department of Health and Human Services provides them at no cost. This choice is not allowed if it jeopardizes the department's federal funding. The bill defines "opioid antagonist" as a drug approved by the FDA for treating opioid-related overdoses.
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