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Naloxone and
Overdoses on Campus

 

Every campus should be safe for students. 
Stock Naloxone, and save lives. 

The overdose reversal drug Naloxone is a miracle drug. The increase in naloxone availability–and the ease of using naloxone–continues to save lives. 

In Minnesota, we are working to ensure all public universities are required to keep naloxone in their residence halls in case of student overdoses. 

Below, you'll find resources that we've compiled to assist students, advocates, administrators, and legislators make a change in Minnesota. These resources include: research debriefs written by students, stories we've assisted with the publication of, partner organizations that have assisted with our goals, and handout materials from Students United. 

Naloxone and Drug Overdose FAQ

What is naloxone? 

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Is naloxone safe? 

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Does having access to naloxone encourage drug use? 

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How much would it cost to have naloxone in every residence hall? 

Students United Materials

Partner Organizations

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