Narcan, a naloxone nasal spray, is now approved for over-the-counter sales and should be widely available by late summer. Experts say that these sprays can swiftly reverse an opioid overdose. Here's how to use them. https://t.co/ouBeeDGutu
“Teens view alcohol as a means of gaining social acceptance and status. Alcohol isn’t only a risk taking behavior, it’s a behavior that facilitates core social and developmental goals” @SamMeisel presenting on social contexts during adolescence #CPA2023
Teen was asked: “What’s the #1 reason why you use drugs?”
Teen responds with, “It’s easier to get drugs than an appointment with a therapist.”
We are failing. Period.
@USCCarolinaNews reports on Columbia's first student-run #WorldAIDSDay, featuring public health master's students Bella Alonso and Julia Budiongan @julia_bud, who co-chaired the community event.
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Breakfast is not the most important meal of the day. The constant eating that happens for 17 consecutive hours from the moment I wake up to the moment I go to sleep is the most important meal of the day.