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SAMHSA Reaffirms Efforts to Address the Public Health Emergency on the Opioid Crisis

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Bronwyn Sinclair-2019-11-13T22:43:39-10:00October 27th, 2017|Uncategorized|Comments Off on SAMHSA Reaffirms Efforts to Address the Public Health Emergency on the Opioid Crisis

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  • “Opioid Dependence” versus “Opioid Addiction”…what’s the difference?
  • Print & Share: “Let’s Talk About Opioids” Handout for Parents, Teachers, & Coaches
  • Check out this great video about the Opioid Crisis in Hawaii
  • The next National Take Back Day is Saturday April 25, 2020
  • Check out this Washington Post article on how the epidemic has evolved
  • The next National Take Back Initiative is set for Saturday, October 26, 2019!
  • It’s Pain Awareness Month!
  • Watch Department of Health’s Thaddeus Pham talk about the Opioid Awareness Campaign and Overdose Awareness Event
  • Longs Drugs to Install Drug Disposal Bins
  • From Civil Beat: Denby Fawcett: Why Hawaii Has Many Opioid Users But Few Overdose Deaths

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