NEW YORK (AP) — New York state health officials are announcing that 479 CVS pharmacies across the state will start selling the heroin antidote naloxone without a prescription.
Schools across New York will soon be able to obtain a heroin overdose antidote.
State officials say money appropriated in the recently-approved budget will help to provide naloxone kits to school districts.
Funding also will cover the cost of training school personnel in administering the antidote to a person whose life may be endangered by a heroin overdose...