Naloxone can temporarily reverse opioid overdose: Why you might need some at home or in your bag
A medicine called naloxone is available for Australians to take home in case of an opioid overdose. Here's how it works, when ...
Cartel-run clandestine fentanyl labs increasingly difficult to track
Mexican drug cartels are driving an opioid epidemic, flooding the United States with increasingly potent synthetic drugs.
'All types of people' become addicted to fentanyl, Sacramento clinic director says
Dr. Christine Bell is the medical director of CORE Medical Clinic in Sacramento. She said when she started 15 years ago she ...