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211 Maryland and RALI Stop the Stigma opioid education campaign reignites statewide | The Baltimore Times Online Newspaper

4/23/2021, 6 a.m. . Courtesy Photo Baltimore— More than 43,000 Marylanders sought crisis intervention for substance use and mental health through 211 Maryland in 2020. The nonprofit organization is responding to this need by partnering with Rx Abuse Leadership Initiative (RALI Maryland), an organization committed to ending the opioid crisis in Maryland, to reignite the statewide “Stop the Stigma” campaign to support those with opioid addiction while raising awareness of the National Prescription Drug ‘Take Back Day’ on April 24, 2021 in Maryland. Marylanders can opt-in to receive opioid-related text messaging support by texting MDHope to 898-211, and to request a free medication disposal bag. “As the central connector to health and human services statewide, we saw a spike in opioid-related calls for help last year and preliminary data for 2021 suggests even more people will be in crisis this year,” said Quinton Askew, president

Maine police gearing up for National Drug Take Back Day Saturday

Maine police gearing up for National Drug Take Back Day Saturday © wmtw national drug take back day on saturday Police department across Maine are taking part in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday. The program is meant to prevent unused prescription drugs from getting into the wrong hands.Sign up for our Newsletters South Portland Police will have a contact-less system for anyone looking to drop off unused medication, vitamins or other over-the-counter drugs. You can drive up and toss the items into a bag or bucket set up by volunteers and police. Officers say once they collect the unused drugs, they take them to the Drug Enforcement Administration to be properly disposed of. They say it can dangerous to leave medications or drugs around the house, possibly getting into the hands of children or pets or someone struggling with substance misuse disorder. Police say flushing them or putting them in the trash can lead to releasing toxic chemicals into the envir

Vermonters Urged To Get Rid Of Unwanted Prescription Drugs

0:48 Vermonters are urged to get rid of their unwanted, unused or expired prescription drugs during National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday. Acting U.S. Attorney for Vermont Jonathan Ophardt says unused medication, especially highly addictive prescription opioids, are vulnerable to diversion, misuse, and abuse. He says last year 158 Vermonters died of opioid overdose, a 38% increase from 2019. The Prescription Drug Take Back event is taking place Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at more than 55 locations around Vermont. Locations can be found online at www.deatakeback.com or by calling 1-800-882-9539. All contents © copyright 2021 Associated Press. All rights reserved

DEA Will Hold National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday

By City News Service Apr 22, 2021 LOS ANGELES (CNS) - The Drug Enforcement Administration will hold its semiannual National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday at numerous locations in the Southland and around the country, where people can turn in their expired, unused prescription medications for proper disposal. “DEA s October 2020 Take Back Day brought in a record-high amount of expired, unused prescription medications, with the public turning in close to 500 tons of unwanted drugs, the DEA said in a statement. “Over the 10-year span of Take Back Day, DEA has brought in more than 6,800 tons of prescription drugs, the DEA reported. “With studies indicating a majority of abused prescription drugs come from family and friends, including from home medicine cabinets, clearing out unused medicine is essential.

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