Naloxone can save a person from a potentially fatal opioid overdose. That's why local health care professionals are sponsoring to make a cheaper version of it available over-the-counter.
Even opioid-manfucaturing giant has donated $3 million to a nonprofit company that plans to make an over-the-counter version of naloxone, albeit to repair its own image after fueling the opioid crisis.
We hear from Sara Smith of , who works as the Controlled Substance and Substance Abuse Case Manager, and clinical pharmacist Mark Kantor of .