At the beginning of the school year, nearly one-third of the public high schools, which were supposed to be equipped with naloxone for the first time, were still awaiting their supplies. Thi… Read More

There are varying degrees of how much you can mess up at work: [1] "oh, it's fine, we'll fix it in a jiffy", [2] "well, this is serious, but not without a solution", [3] "this is bad... this… Read More

Main the combat towards a 121% surge in fentanyl-related deaths, FentanylSolution.org emerges as California’s beacon of hope. Each contribution brings us one step nearer to turni… Read More

Library Schnooks, Prisoner Swap, and School Carpool Lines  ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌… Read More

Delivered daily by 10 a.m., Pulse examines the latest news in health care politics and policy. Aug 16, 2023 View in browser… Read More

The ideas and innovators shaping health care Aug 07, 2023 View in browser  … Read More

Why Is Fentanyl So Dangerous? Fentanyl, a synthetic opioid initially developed for medical use in managing severe pain, has earned notoriety for its extreme potency and alarming dangers… Read More

Earlier this year, The Mercury News made an alarming discovery after polling 33 Bay Area school districts: More than a third hadn’t trained teachers and staff to recognize the signs of… Read More

Narcan (Naloxone): Usage, Dosage & Symptoms Naloxone, also known as narcan medication, counteracts the effects of an opioid overdose. It attaches to the brain’s opioid recepto… Read More

A free vending machine that dispenses the overdose-reversal drug naloxone was unveiled this week at Santa Clara University, the first such campus resource in the Bay Area, school officials… Read More

Despite a wealth of knowledge and experience, many of us have only a pretty faint idea of all the things we need to know in a life-or-death situation. Indeed, there are probably more first-a… Read More

RVR Photos-USA TODAY SportsFor those of you who are currently engrossed in the quarterbacks for this upcoming NFL draft, one name that you have probably heard about is Florida’s Anthon… Read More

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — As part of his state of the city address Thursday, Mayor Brandon Whipple says Wichita is on track to become a global leader not only in manufacturing but also… Read More

A suburban school district southwest of Austin shared a video in classrooms showing a student doing 15 minutes of cardiopulmonary resuscitation to his friend after he suffered from suspect… Read More

A Pulaski County jury ordered the owners of a west Little Rock motel on Friday to pay a woman forced into a sex slave $477,000 in damages for providing a safe haven for her sex-traffickin… Read More

Several years ago an awareness campaign began to address the high number of deaths by suicide that our veterans were experiencing. I remember joining one of the challenges created by an awar… Read More

Common knowledge isn't that common. Sure, you can't know everything, and excelling in one area often means neglecting another, but things like first aid and the definition (and use) of free… Read More

The people here are young and friendly and full of hope. And why shouldn’t they be? For one month, they get to live in a mansion in Beverly Hills (Zillow estimate: $12.9 million). It… Read More

You’re not alone, Pandas—there are plenty of people out there who would love to be superheroes and to live a life of adventure. But bravery and a willingness to help others, thou… Read More

The epidemic of substance use disorder continues to ravage the United States – as nearly 108,000 Americans died due to overdose in 2021, according provisional data from the C… Read More

12-step recovery programs are a quite common choice for those who want to drop addictions. However, if you want to explore some alternatives, you have come to the right place. Why Do Peop… Read More

It’s valid if you’re having anxiety about your safety while traveling alone. Crime has increased substantially since the pandemic hit, which makes solo travel more of a risk. Fea… Read More

Witness testimony continued in Touro College’s law school auditorium throughout week five of the New York State opioid trial, as the jury heard from local first responders and official… Read More

Opioid overdoses have become increasingly common over the last decade with the introduction of fentanyl into almost all types of illicit opioids as a cutting agent. This type of overdose can… Read More

The United States is in the midst of an epidemic – an opioid abuse epidemic.  It’s a public health crisis that claims the lives of approximately 130 Americans every single d… Read More

The only time a woman can change a man is when he's a baby. You can't just strip wheat seeds from the stalk and eat them; Dealing with negative people will never be easy, but it can be a gre… Read More

A Utah clinic gives a gift that can save livesThe holiday season can be an especially difficult time for people struggling with depression and addiction as they are reminded of various famil… Read More