Join us for our first event in "The Diagnosis of Incarceration" speaker series on Wed., 9/18 from 4:30-5:45 PM! https://t.co/Y4T4E9Cx77
We're delighted to welcome @LeoBeletsky & @mccreedy_katie of @HiJAction at @Northeastern and @ewidra of @PrisonPolicy to kickstart the series.
Announcing our Fall '24 Speaker Series!
Join us Wednesdays @ 4:30 PM ET, starting 9/18, for "The Diagnosis of Incarceration: The Health Impacts of Criminal System Involvement" moderated by Dr. Cara Muñoz Buchanan!
More info: https://t.co/QzOGd7bFdQ
RSVP: https://t.co/Y4T4E9D4WF
Editorial by @LeoBeletsky & @MaxJordan_N: "Although promising, these grassroots efforts are no substitute for effective reform to address high costs, shortages, overcommercialization, and other failures in the US pharmaceutical market." https://t.co/0as0SZ1RZQ
My 1st @JAMA_current paper is an invited commentary on cost-sharing causing people to abandon naloxone prescriptions, and more broadly, how the political economy of pharmaceuticals impacts the US opioid overdose epidemic & response. Thx @LeoBeletsky for sharing this opportunity🙏🏾
I lost a decade to addiction and incarceration. I have 3 felonies. It took me 15 years from my first college credit to my last to get a Bachelors.
I was accepted into Yale, Harvard, Columbia and more. I rejected them and am instead doing a PhD at UCSD/SDSU.
How things change.
Come join me and @LeoBeletsky at @UCSDMedSchool for a coffee and conversation about developing harm reduction workforce! Thank you to @elisolomon97 and team for organizing. Reg here: https://t.co/wnmDWpctpm
Our Faculty Director @LeoBeletsky will be headlining a panel on drug policy and public safety at @BerkeleyLaw's Justice Unveiled conference on Friday, March 8. The event is free to attend.
Register and learn more here: https://t.co/9NTkPqK598
Detox centers in Portland turn away half the people who come to them due to lack of capacity. Overall, Oregon has only a 50% treatment capacity to meet the need. Simply put, Measure 110 is not what is hindering Oregonians from getting treatment. #ORLeg
https://t.co/NXO9Qoirl8
This chart from the study shows the distribution of corrective or misinformed language in media articles. 76% of 348 articles analyzed had misinformed narratives.
🚨New research on “Popular media misinformation on neonatal abstinence syndrome, 2015–2021” was published by the Action Lab’s @mccreedy_katie, Aanchalika Chauhan, Gabriel Holder, Sunyou Kang, Eric Reinhart, and @LeoBeletsky.
https://t.co/MbiVaWPu4G
'People will keep dying': Fentanyl crisis grips Mexico's border cities
Prevencasa is a harm reduction centre in the city which provides a needle exchange and medical services
@PrevencasaAc https://t.co/G5N9akznr1
Read our latest - and the well-settled history and clear analysis that debunks the aim by some to erode prosecutorial independence & disrespect the rights of voters to guide the vision of justice their community wants and deserves. @AmCrimLRev with @theblairlair
After a nearly two year saga, that paper that claimed to find an association between drug-induced homicide laws and fatal overdose has been retracted. Thanks to all the folks who worked to make it happen! https://t.co/RQ4TgCE8ZO @veruka2 @nabarund@el_sabawi@LeoBeletsky
First population-level evaluation of prescribing pharmaceutical alternatives to illicit drugs (“safer supply”) finds opioid users prescribed 1 day’s supply 61% less likely to die following week from any cause, 4 days 91%
“The strongest evidence thus far”
https://t.co/taZc45UprQ
Prosecution is not a solution to a public health crisis. Safe supply is. Overdose prevention centers are. Voluntary treatment is. Fighting stigma is.
These families have experienced great loss, but public policy should not compound those losses with more trauma. cc: @LeoBeletsky