Americans are being killed by drugs laced with fentanyl. But the good news is, naloxone, which can reverse fentanyl’s deathly effect, is now available for free in Georgia.

By Tracie Gardner, executive director, National Black Harm Reduction Network | Trice Edney Wire NEW YORK, NY (TriceEdneyWire.com) – In a drive to curb a ...

As overdose deaths in Minnesota decline, Minneapolis and the University of Minnesota install free emergency naloxone. Overdose deaths dropped by about 24% in the U.S. in 2024, a decline ...