Nonprofit's boxes will provide free Narcan at Elko, tribal sites
ELKO — Just a few weeks ago, a toddler in Winnemucca nearly died after ingesting fentanyl at home. The child was saved by police who used a nasal dose of naloxone hydrochloride before it was too late and the baby's mother was taken into custody.
A Reno distribution box provided by Wake Up Nevada and Life Changes. Narcan is free and easily accessible.
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ELKO — Just a few weeks ago, a toddler in Winnemucca nearly died after ingesting fentanyl at home. The child was saved by police who used a nasal dose of naloxone hydrochloride before it was too late and the baby's mother was taken into custody.
The leadership team of NV Support Solutions includes, from left, secretary and board member Melissa Moore; president and board member Sharon Bachman; and founder and board member Brett Badger.
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