Full Article by Ashley Perham | Charleston Gazette-Mail
Charleston’s third free naloxone vending machine has been set up at the Living AIDS Memorial Garden in the East End.
The box, located at the northeast corner of Washington Street East and Sidney Avenue, contains doses of the opioid overdose reversing drug. The drug is typically administered through the nose.
by Taylor Sisk with KFF Health News Audio summary posted by Nadia Ramlagan at Public News Service CHARLESTON, W.Va. — More than three years have passed since federal health officials arrived in central Appalachia to Read more…
Originally reported by Lori Kersey for the West Virginia Watch More than 30,000 doses of naloxone were distributed across West Virginia during this year’s Save a Life Day on September 26, with volunteers in all Read more…
by Sierra Marling with the Charleston Gazette-Mail On Charleston’s West Side last week, three local drug prevention organizers sat on the porch of a house, bathed in warm late-summer sunlight. Behind them, two rooms were Read more…