naloxone

Public health workers hope the machine — which is free and confidential to use — further expands access to the overdose-reversal drug.

DHHS Chief Medical Officer Jonathan Ballard said “the data is clear,” in that administering naloxone at the first sign of an overdose can save lives.

The Lebanon-based HIV/HCV Resource Center is working to install "NaloxBoxes" throughout the Upper Valley to increase access to naloxone.

Research from the University of New Hampshire's Carsey School of Public Policy shows that deaths caused by drugs, alcohol and suicide nationwide rose by…

Lawmakers and Governor Maggie Hassan supported legislation this year to make Narcan more accessible so it can be used to save the lives of people…

As the heroin crisis in New Hampshire continues, and the number of overdoses grows, communities around the state are addressing the issues with increasing…

It will soon be easier for police to reverse heroin and opioid overdoses.Governor Maggie Hassan and the Department of Safety will create a new license for…