Firefighters see surge in use of Naxolone to combat opioid overdoses
DC Fire and EMS crews are responding to a staggering number of 911 calls for people who are overdosing on opioids, and they're using a medication called Naloxone--known to many by its brand name, Narcan-- to help those patients. Lindsay Watts reports.
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Firefighters see surge in use of Naxolone to combat opioid overdoses
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