CSIP provided ads on Facebook over a two-week period in April, which provided over 1.1 million users with access to resources on safe and free unused prescription medication drop-off locations. Continue reading
As we mark the first half of 2021 complete, there were some important developments in efforts to combat the opioid epidemic in the United States. Continue reading
The $1.9 trillion comprehensive legislative package aims to address social inequities heightened by the COVID-19 pandemic, including resources for substance misuse recovery. Continue reading
In response to pandemic-induced rising overdoses, the federal government and partners have amplified programs to support local communities. Continue reading
Even prior to the pandemic, community-based pharmacies have been essential sources of care and support for families, especially those most in need. Continue reading
A recent AMA report calls for a reduction in barriers to access to integrated and multidisciplinary non-opioid pain management care. Continue reading
As 2020 came to an end, the American Medical Association (AMA) collaborated with Manatt Health to release its updated National Roadmap on State-Level Efforts to End the Nation’s Drug Overdose Epidemic. The roadmap offers best practices and needed next steps … Continue reading
Throughout this more than challenging and traumatic year, the work of CSIP and its partners to protect families and communities from the dangers of illegally obtained or inappropriately used opioids and other medications has never been more important. In particular, … Continue reading
According to the CDC, 7% of women reported using opioids during pregnancy; one in five said they got the opioids from a source other than their doctor. Continue reading
This past month, the US Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) held its 19th National Take Back Day for the safe and anonymous drop off of unused medications. Continue reading