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Bring the Breath by DopaGE offers overdose response training resources and impact research for families and communities.
The page lists states with Good Samaritan Laws for overdose in 2026, detailing legal protections for callers who seek emergency medical services during an overdose.
The page provides a 2025 database of states with Good Samaritan Laws for overdose, including links to each state’s legislation and legal protections for callers seeking emergency services.
DopaGE CEO Madeline Hilliard analyzes overdose data trends, noting that while overdose deaths decline, total overdose events in the US have reached an all-time high.
DopaGE releases SaveMyFriend, a free iPhone app that guides users through basic medical emergencies step-by-step in real time without requiring AI, login, data collection, or an internet connection.
Emergency operators take 43% more time to dispatch an ambulance when callers do not speak English, affecting the 40+ million Spanish speakers in the United States and Canada.
A physician and mom explains why she helped create DopaGE overdose prevention training for families. With fentanyl in 76% of teen overdose deaths, every family needs expert guidance—not just luck.
Former DEA Deputy Chief of Staff Jim Crotty and DopaGE CEO Madeline Hilliard contributed to The Hill's healthcare opinion column on the implications of the latest, staggering overdose data.
Hear directly from a college student who survived their overdose because of naloxone training taught by Hilliard.
DopaGE Co-Founders Madeline Hilliard & Amanda Grennan were announced as Forbes 30 Under 30 award winners in the Education category.
DopaGE’s Clinical Advisors ensure the clinical accuracy of overdose prevention training by applying decades of experience in addiction, emergency, psychiatric, and internal medicine.
DopaGE Founder Madeline Hilliard and her team provide scalable solutions for overdose prevention training to colleges and affiliated organizations across the US. Hilliard was honored to be recognized by the 2024 Forbes 30 Under 30 List for her innovations in Education for youth substance use.
Behind DopaGE's Overdose Prevention e-learning platform is an aggregation of leaders in emergency medicine, neuroscience, pharmacology, and UX design.
Drug overdose is the leading cause of death for college-age Americans, with accidental overdose deaths rising 9% annually for two decades in the United States. Over 46% of college-aged young adults use illicit drugs yearly, requiring accessible overdose prevention strategies.
DopaGE explains how to submit personal data requests, including access, correction, and deletion of information in compliance with privacy laws.
DopaGE outlines its commitment to data privacy and how it handles personal information across educational services and platforms.
DopaGE’s Terms of Use outline user rights and obligations when accessing its overdose prevention education platform.
DopaGE provides trademark guidelines for the correct and legal use of its brand assets in marketing and documentation.
