To save lives, overdose antidote should be sold over-the-counter, advocates argue

With opioid overdoses surging, harm-reduction groups are calling on the FDA to change naloxone's prescription-only status. This would make it easier to get the lifesaving drug to people at risk.

Related Keywords

North Carolina ,United States ,Boston ,Massachusetts ,Oklahoma ,Virginia ,University Of North Carolina ,Northeastern University ,Michael Hufford ,Robin Pollini ,Rosa Hernandez Hana ,Louise Vincent ,Maya Doe Simkins ,Nabarun Dasgupta ,Thomas Stopka ,Aneri Pattani ,Eliza Wheeler ,Leo Beletsky ,Carolina Survivors Union ,Virginia University ,Survivors Union ,Human Services ,Purdue Pharma ,Drug Administration ,Pfizer ,Buyers Club ,Department Of Health ,Tufts University School Of Medicine ,Carolina Survivors Union In Greensboro ,North Carolina Survivors Union ,West Virginia University ,Tufts University School ,Stop Harm ,Tulsa Streets ,Rosa Hernandez ,Hana Fields ,Reduction Therapeutics ,