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NewsWhat We Know Now: Lessons Learned from North Carolina Families
Lessons learned from parents and family members in North Carolina. -
NewsHealthcare Coordination for Substance Use Disorder Patients: Saving Lives or Invasion of Privacy?
Supporters say it’s necessary so clinicians can make sure you get the best care and to ensure your safety. Lawmakers are wrestling with concerns about patient privacy. -
NewsLegislators Look for Accountability from Pharmacy Distributors
Yesterday, the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Health hearing on Improving the Coordination and Quality of Substance Use Disorder Treatment focused on a critical issue: whether pharmaceutic -
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Promising Strategy in Rhode Island Drives Down Overdose Rate
A Rhode Island correctional system initiative showed that offering medication to inmates with opioid use disorders reduced fatal overdoses once inmates were released. -
NewsRx Summit Day Three: Unity as the Silver Lining
S.A.F.E. Project participates in National Prescription Drug Abuse & Heroin Summit 2018 -
NewsRx Summit Day Two: We need to remain vigilant and impatient.
S.A.F.E. Project participates in National Prescription Drug Abuse & Heroin Summit 2018 -
NewsRx Summit Day One: Anchors of Hope in the Opioid Crisis
SAFE Project participates in National Prescription Drug Abuse & Heroin Summit 2018 -
NewsThanks for the Initial Response!
A tremendous and heartwarming public response to the launch of S.A.F.E. Project. -
NewsJonathan Winnefeld’s Freshman Essay
A powerful essay written by Jonathan Winnefeld as he entered his freshman year of college.