New device can reverse opioid overdose

Today's Video of the Day from Purdue University describes a wearable device that has been designed to detect an opioid overdose and deliver naloxone. The technology will automatically trigger the release of the life-saving drug when a person's respiration rate drops too low. "The antidote is always going to be with you," said study co-author Professor Hyowon "Hugh" Lee. "The device wouldn't require you to recognize that you're having an overdose or to inject yourself with naloxone, keeping you stable long enough for …