naloxone

Imagine a scenario where a loved one — your child, sibling or friend — is struggling with an opioid addiction. You’ve done everything in your power to help them get treatment, but because they’re over 18, your options are limited.

The city, state and country have announced decreases in opioid overdose deaths in recent months. One element that might be contributing to that decline: getting more medications that reverse overdoses into the hands of everyday people.