A model demonstrates improved access to naloxone and emergency contraceptives at a university, suggesting practical implications for health outreach.
Product data demonstrated a distinct pattern from other university-based health vending machines, with naloxone being the most dispensed item. Comparatively greater dispensed naloxone and emergency contraceptives support this model as a practical strategy to improve access to time-sensitive health products.
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