The opioid crisis has become a significant public health concern, affecting millions worldwide. As the rates of opioid overdoses continue to rise, the need for effective intervention methods has never been more critical. Among the tools developed to combat this crisis, Narcan and naloxone have gained widespread attention and use. Both are essential in reversing the effects of opioid overdoses, but many people may not understand the nuances between the two. Narcan is a brand name for the generic medication naloxone, which is an opioid antagonist. When administered, naloxone can rapidly restore normal breathing in someone experiencing an opioid overdose, effectively saving lives. The public health community has increasingly advocated…