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More states and municipalities have launched programs to distribute hundreds of thousands of doses of naloxone for free in a myriad of ways: by mail, vending machines, community groups, telehealth, first responders and more.
More states and municipalities have launched programs to distribute hundreds of thousands of doses of naloxone for free in a myriad of ways: by mail, vending machines, community groups, telehealth, first responders and more.
More states and municipalities have launched programs to distribute hundreds of thousands of doses of naloxone for free in a myriad of ways: by mail, vending machines, community groups, telehealth, first responders and more.
The FDA approved Narcan to be sold over the counter, allowing people in every state to buy it without a prescription — at least in theory.
States like Kentucky trying to make naloxone, the opioid overdose drug often sold as Narcan, more accessible.