5 Ways to Stay Safe on Social Media
Today, more than 79% of the US population is active on social networks, but many of those people have no idea how to stay safe on social media Users openly...
Today, more than 79% of the US population is active on social networks, but many of those people have no idea how to stay safe on social media Users openly...
Takeaways from the 2019 Prescription Drug Safety Network Summit, which repeatedly underscored the importance of properly monitoring and disposing prescription drugs within households and communities. Closely monitoring prescription drug supply is paramount in safeguarding against both intentional and unintentional overdoses.
On May 7th, elected officials, educators, healthcare and pharmaceutical professionals gathered for the annual Prescription Drug Safety Network Summit.
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Responsible screen time is a topic at the forefront of conversations because, today, more than 77% of Americans age 10 and up own a smartphone, with many more...
How UnityPoint Health Empowers High School Students to Make Safe Choices Regarding Prescription Drugs.
Access, visibility, and promotion of prescription medications in the United States have contributed to one of our nation's most critical public health challenges: the misuse and abuse of prescriptions drugs. Educating our youth is more important than ever in order to combat the risks and harms associated with prescription drug misuse and abuse. Learn more about how to leverage evidence-based strategies for prescription drug abuse prevention.
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The Prescription Drug Safety Network is proud to be an official partner of the 2018 Red Ribbon Campaign® Created by the National Family Partnership, a...
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We all play a role in addressing our nation’s prescription drug abuse crisis. Making a difference can be as easy as cleaning out your medicine cabinet.
For many, the topic of prescription drug abuse prevention brings back memories of televised public service announcements, large assembly-style lectures in schools, or family-focused programs. As a result, people often overlook the critical role of hospitals in helping to stem this nationwide epidemic.