Opioid Epidemic Still Affecting Southern Oregon Despite First Responders Carrying Naloxone

"Naloxone goes into those opioid receptors in the brain and it pushes the opioid off and takes its place. It restores breathing in someone who's overdosed. It will save a life dramatically," Max's Mission co-founder Julia Pinsky said. Max's Mission is a non-profit organization that started a year and a half ...