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Someone You Know: Facing the Opioid Crisis Together
Opioid addiction is a national public health crisis that affects individuals and families regardless of their age, race, or income. The statistics are overwhelming – more than 130 people die from opioid addiction every day (1). Sadly, stigma and fear of judgment often discourage people from seeking help or even talking about their experiences with opioid misuse. But, there is hope. Recovery is possible. "Someone You Know" is a grassroots public awareness effort of the Independence Blue Cross…
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Facing the Opioid Crisis Together: Series Finale
Facing the Opioid Crisis Together: The importance of 'connectedness' within communities of all demographics (Dr. Latika Davis-Jones)
Facing the Opioid Crisis Together: The importance of 'connectedness' within the recovery journey (Montgomery County Commissioner Jamila Winder)
Facing the Opioid Crisis Together - 'Connectedness' in creating safe spaces (Stephen Knight of Dogs Matter)
Facing the Opioid Crisis Together - The importance of 'connectedness' within recovery (Cass and Kellen Matthews)
Facing the Opioid Crisis Together: Inclusive Recovery in Digital Health (Chris Molaro, NeuroFlow)
Facing the Opioid Crisis Together: Intentional Inclusivity at Caron Treatment Centers (Bethany Franklin & Tom McDermitt)
Facing the Opioid Crisis Together: Exploring the interplay between substance misuse, mental health, and infectious disease (Dr. Jerome Adams)
Facing the Opioid Crisis Together: An MD's perspective on Inclusive Recovery (Dr. Jeanmarie Perrone)
Facing the Opioid Crisis Together: How digital tools can increase inclusion in recovery (Murphy Jensen)
Facing the Opioid Crisis Together: A Conversation with U.S. Rep. Madeleine Dean and Harry Cunnane
Facing the Opioid Crisis Together: Staying Committed to Recovery (John F. White, Jr. & Kyle Shearer)
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