The Alabama Medical Association is pushing the FDA to make naloxone available over the counter in stores across the country.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. - The Alabama Medical Association is pushing the Food and Drug Administration to make naloxone available over the counter in stores across the country.
“Reality is it’s everywhere, and so many of the examples of overdose that we’ve had have been completely unintentional,” said Dr. Julia Boothe, president of the Alabama Medical Association.
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