End Overdose is rallying the live entertainment industry to get 10,000 people naloxone trained by the end of the month.
The nonprofit opioid overdose prevention organization is marking Overdose Awareness Month with a campaign that empowers hospitality leaders, artists, creators, and public figures to expand awareness around the overdose reversal drug and drive people to End Overdose’s free online overdose-response training.
Naloxone, which can revive a person from an opioid overdose in minutes, is one of the most important tools in combating the opioid epidemic plaguing the U.S. in recent years
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