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Topher Avery
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Journalist, Addiction Now
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By Topher Avery| Addiction Now Verified On Thursday, June 14, California’s top health official issued an order which will make the opioid overdose antidote naloxone available to anyone in the state without a prescription. Naloxone, the opioid overdose reversal medication, can save the life of someone who is overdosing on opioids. Available as an injection or nasal spray, the medication reverses the effects of opioid overdose.
By Cesar Gamboa, Topher Avery, Ryan Beitler, Danielle Woodward Verified| Addiction Now Verified Sean Woodard is a journalist for Drug Addiction Now and serves on the Film Department for Drunk Monkeys Literary Magazine and Film Blog. Focusing on a wide variety of interests, Sean’s fiction, film criticism, and other writing have been featured in Los Angeles Review of Books, Found Polaroids, and Los Angeles Magazine, among other publications. A native of Visalia, CA, he now resides in Orange County.
By Cesar Gamboa, Topher Avery, Ryan Beitler, Danielle Woodward Verified| Addiction Now Verified Sean Woodard is a journalist for Drug Addiction Now and serves on the Film Department for Drunk Monkeys Literary Magazine and Film Blog. Focusing on a wide variety of interests, Sean’s fiction, film criticism, and other writing have been featured in Los Angeles Review of Books, Found Polaroids, and Los Angeles Magazine, among other publications. A native of Visalia, CA, he now resides in Orange County.
Company Info
Addiction Now
Cure Addiction Now (CAN) is dedicated to the understanding, treatment and ultimate cure of "drug addiction", scientifically known as substance use disorder (SUD) while simultaneously addressing the importance of mental health as an integral part of the solution. Funding cutting edge research and its clinical translation through a collaborative program is the core focus of the foundation. In addition to creating new therapies to help stop the deadly cycle of SUD, we hope to eliminate the negative stigma of this disease and ultimately find a cure for the brain's "addiction" to drugs.
California, United States
Founded: 2018