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naloxone
60 articles

Alerts
Robeson County Overdose Spike: Sheriff Warns of a Stronger Supply as Fluorofentanyl Spreads
Four suspected overdose deaths in one week in Robeson County, North Carolina, and a sheriff's warning about a fentanyl analogue that routine tests miss.
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Guides
Coming Home From Jail or Prison: A Family Guide to Reentry and Recovery
The first two weeks after release carry the highest overdose risk of a person's life. A practical family playbook for the first 48 hours and the weeks after.
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Guides
Fentanyl Test Strips and Drug Checking: A Family Guide to Safer Use
Fentanyl test strips can detect fentanyl before an overdose happens. Learn how the strips work, how to use them correctly, where to get them, and their limits.
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Alerts
Federal Rules on 7-OH and Synthetic Kratom Tighten: What the New Threshold Means
The Justice Department set new federal thresholds for 7-OH and MGPI on Oct. 9, 2026. Here is what is now Schedule I, what is not, and how to stay safe.
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Guides
When a Loved One Dies of an Overdose: A Family Guide to Grief and Support
Overdose loss carries a grief other deaths don't: guilt, blame, and silence. What research says helps families, how to tell children, where to get support.
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Alerts
Ingham County Health Officials Urge Overdose Precautions After Weekend Spike
Ingham County health officials are urging residents to take precautions after a weekend spike in drug overdoses, including at least one suspected death.
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Guides
After an Overdose: A Family Guide to the First 72 Hours
The days after a nonfatal overdose are the most dangerous of all. What happens in the hospital, what to say when they wake up, and how to build a safety plan that actually holds.
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News
Oklahoma Is Sending Opioid Settlement Money to Schools: What the New Grants Cover
Oklahoma opened a new round of opioid-settlement grants for public schools, tech centers and colleges — up to $900,000 over three years for prevention.
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News
New York Will Soon Require Naloxone in the Workplace First-Aid Kit
Starting Dec. 13, 2026, New York employers that keep first-aid supplies on hand must also stock an opioid antagonist at work. What the new rules require.
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