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Victoria's Voice Diary

Victoria's Voice Diary is an amazing resource provided through our partners at the Victoria's Voice Foundation! If you are a student-run organization or club, we may be able to ship this out as a free resource for you and your club members. Reach out to see if you qualify!

Overdose Response & Naloxone Training

Thanks to this short video produced by Mass General Bringham, you can learn how to save a life in just 3 minutes - Naloxone is the key - follow these steps to save life!

Opioid Overdoses

Opioids like Fentanyl, act on the brain by binding to, and overwhelming opioid receptors as depicted here. This can become life-threatening as breathing slows, and eventually stops all together.

The World Health Organization depicts some signs that an opioid overdose is being witnessed including:

  • Pinpoint Pupils
  • Unconsciousness
  • Shallow/slow breathing
  • Pale skin
  • Blue lips
  • Snoring/rasping breath

If you suspect someone is experiencing an opioid overdose and isn't breathing, you should call 9-1-1 immediately. 


Next, check if the person is responsive to verbal or painful stimuli. If they are not, administer a dose of nasal naloxone in their nostril right away.


Naloxone has a stronger attraction for opioid receptors than opioids do, so it displaces opioid molecules from the receptor sites tempo





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Kaden Vincent's Story

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A Message by Students, for Students

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