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Drug abuse
Public Health
Who should be trained to use naloxone?
Published
March 27, 2018
The people who witness the most overdoses—and are best positioned to prevent and reverse them—tend to be drug users themselves
Opioids
'Fentanyl kills' and other lifesaving slogans
Published
Feb 13, 2018
Hopkins-organized hackathon focuses on messaging strategies addressing substance abuse and addiction
Opioid Epidemic
Test strips could help prevent overdoses
Published
Feb 6, 2018
Video
Vast majority of people who use street drugs say they are interested in testing for presence of fentanyl
Bill Clinton urges swift action on opioids
Published
Oct 30, 2017
Former president visits Bloomberg school for discussion of the drug epidemic and the public health response
10 recommendations to address opioid crisis
Published
Oct 28, 2017
Bloomberg School experts, in collaboration with the Clinton Foundation, outline steps for urgent action on opioids
Bill Clinton to take part in opioid epidemic forum
Published
Oct 26, 2017
Bloomberg School to host experts for discussion on translating evidence to action to combat opioid crisis
Pain management
Reframing the way we think about opioid abuse
Published
Sept 25, 2017
Peter Pronovost, Josh Sharfstein among experts to speak at Johns Hopkins symposium on opioid epidemic
Prescription drugs
Spike seen in long-term opioid use
Published
Sept 7, 2017
Long-term use of opioids is associated with greater risk for addiction, overdose
/ School of Public Health
Clean needle zone
Published
Fall 2017
Do supervised drug-injection centers make communities safer? Hopkins public health expert says yes
/ Johns Hopkins Magazine
Prescription drugs
Review: Most opioid pills go unused
Published
Aug 2, 2017
Researchers also find that majority of prescribed pills are not disposed of in recommended ways
/ Hopkins Medicine
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