Signs Of An Opioid Overdose
Wednesday, 29 April 2026
The big three signs of an opioid overdose, such as one from fentanyl, are slow to no breathing, unconsciousness, and pinpoint pupils. Here’s how you can check for those three: 1. Slow to no breathing: Place your hand on the person’s chest to feel for the rise and fall of their breath. You can also
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Touching Stories – Heroin Lives Here
Tuesday, 12 April 2016
North Carolina Health News published a thought-provoking article profiling the heroin problem in rural North Carolina. The piece is titled “Heroin Lives Here” and documents how heroin began to infiltrate NC communities leading to unexpected overdose deaths from an unprecedented influx of heroin from Mexico. Taylor Sisk is the article author. “Heroin Lives Here” focuses


