Should Cambridge Put Anti-Overdose Drugs In Public Lockboxes? – WBUR

June 2, 2017

Should Cambridge Put Anti-Overdose Drugs In Public Lockboxes?
WBUR
… and asked people passing by to pretend that they had just found an unconscious person. The passersby were given a cellphone and connected to someone acting as an emergency dispatcher. That dispatcher directed the caller to a lockbox, and gave them …

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