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EMS crews scramble as Maine hospitals end drug partnership

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By Hannah Kaufman 
| Bangor Daily News
On a normal day, Corin Meehan would refill medications at an automated drug box when he drops off a patient at Maine Medical Center in Portland. The deputy chief of Limington Fire and EMS does this about once a month. Maybe he’s picking up extra norepinephrine for heart attacks, or replacing midazolam, which can stop seizures. On a normal day, he’d return to his ambulance fully stocked and ready for the next call. Those days are coming to an end.
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With just $500, Maine’s syringe disposal program can’t get off the ground

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By Hannah Kaufman 
| Bangor Daily News
Lawmakers, healthcare officials and harm reduction advocates have long been searching for a solution to the needle litter that many say has become a safety problem in Maine’s communities. One bill seemed like it had it. Rep. Ambureen Rana, D-Bangor, proposed a bill in 2025 to establish a state-run biohazard waste disposal grant program.
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The Portland Press Herald

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By Hannah Kaufman 
| The Portland Press Herald
Jeanne Marquis, of China, a former volunteer director of the Maine Recovery Access Program for five years, picks up trash in April during a community cleanup day in Augusta. Marquis said, “I love working here. It filled my cup every day.” (Anna Chadwick/Staff Photographer) Lawmakers, healthcare officials and harm reduction advocates have long been searching for a solution to the needle litter that many say has become a safety problem in Maine’s communities. One bill seemed like it had it. Rep.
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