Showing posts with label epidemics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label epidemics. Show all posts
Friday, October 05, 2018

Scott County's HIV crisis "may reveal a terrifying future for public health in America."

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Earlier today: "State Representative Ed Clere will be a featured guest speaker at the Southern Indiana PRIDE Launch Event next Thurs...
Tuesday, June 27, 2017

A reminder: "How to Discard Syringes and Other Sharps," because the opioid crisis is real, whether local "leaders" grasp it or not.

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Whatever one's personal stance on the opioid crisis, it is a fact that needles will be left behind, and there are steps to take...
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Saturday, May 06, 2017

Editor Duncan pithily calls out New Albany in the newspaper's "Crossroads of Crisis" series finale.

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NA Confidential persists in reprinting these instructions for the safe disposal of syringes and sharps, as found on the city of Louisville...
Saturday, April 29, 2017

Opioid crisis denier Jeff Gahan won't be reading, but the newspaper's "Crossroads of Crisis" series continues.

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Photo taken in New Albany, Bob. For at least the third time, we're passing along valuable information about how to discard syringes...
Saturday, April 22, 2017

Opioid crisis denier Bob Caesar won't be reading, but the newspaper's "Crossroads of Crisis" series continues.

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These links are from Weekend Three of the News and Tribune's ongoing series. I'll call out the chain newspaper when it errs, but a...
Monday, April 10, 2017

In #OurNa, ignorance is official policy, so here's how to safely get rid of syringes and other sharps.

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Discarded needles have been seen in several downtown New Albany locations. I'm told that the response from city officials when informed...
Saturday, April 08, 2017

Opioid epidemic comes front and center in the Clark County newspaper.

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No, that's not it, either. If we can ignore the Jeffersonville newspaper's characteristically tacky self-promotion -- intrusive...
Wednesday, March 08, 2017

Does New Albany's ruling caste grasp that the opioid epidemic doesn't stop at the Clark County line?

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Wednesday was Health and Human Services Day for the 2017 Discover class of Leadership Southern Indiana, of which I'm a part. Specif...