The floral exhibit coincided with the Macy’s Flower Show, and aimed to depict opioid addiction in a different light.
Tag: opioid epidemic
Improvised Nasal Naloxone Devices Less Effective Than Narcan, Study Finds
The FDA-approved Narcan nasal spray delivers more of the antidote into the blood than the improvised naloxone device
New York Tries To Tax Prescription Opioids Again
Some people argue that the tax could push people to use illegal alternatives if prescription opioids become more expensive.
States Need Long-Term Opioid Response Funding, Report Finds
Areas with the highest overdose rates are receiving funding while rural areas struggle to received adequate funding.
Why Aren't More Doctors Embracing Medication-Assisted Treatment?
A new op-ed suggests that concerns about “branding” may deter many doctors from offering medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid use disorder.
Naloxone-Based Antidote For Fentanyl, Synthetic Opioids Is In Development
The naloxone-based antidote has already shown promise in tests involving animal subjects.
Former DEA Official Now A Paid Consultant For Purdue Pharma
Insiders wonder if the former DEA official anticipated becoming a paid consultant for Big Pharma when she was with the agency.
"192aDay" Campaign Spotlights Heartbreaking Toll Of Addiction
The campaign aims to spread awareness about addiction and offer resources for recovery and treatment options.
Oklahoma Lawsuit Against Purdue Pharma Settles For $270 Million
The bulk of the settlement will go to Oklahoma State University to fund an addiction treatment center and addiction treatment medicine.
California Jail Guards Get Narcan After Possible Fentanyl Exposure
This is not the first time that an officer has been hospitalized or received Narcan after being exposed to fentanyl.