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Survivors Union of the Bluegrass marks year of impact on UK research - Vimarsana News

Survivors Union of the Bluegrass marks year of impact on UK research

The Survivors Union of the Bluegrass (SUB) is comprised of those who identify as people who use drugs and/or people in non-abstinence-based recovery. Researchers at UK can consult with the group for input on various aspects of their studies.

Source: uky.edu
Louisville jail installed a naloxone vending machine. Why it matters. - Vimarsana News

Louisville jail installed a naloxone vending machine. Why it matters.

LOUISVILLE — In the two weeks after leaving jail, a person’s risk of overdosing from opioids is much higher.

University of Kentucky selected as the nationwide coordination center for NIH racial equity initiative - Vimarsana News

University of Kentucky selected as the nationwide coordination center for NIH racial equity initiative

The University of Kentucky has been selected as the nationwide coordination center for a National Institutes of Health (NIH) initiative. Danelle Stevens-Watkins, Ph.D., will lead the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) Racial Equity Initiative as principal investigator.

UK awarded $3.4 million to lead equity initiative in drug abuse research - Vimarsana News

UK awarded $3.4 million to lead equity initiative in drug abuse research

Danelle Stevens-Watkins, Ph.D., will lead the National Institute on Drug Abuse Racial Equity Initiative as principal investigator.

Source: uky.edu
LMDC: Dozens of overdose deaths prevented by incarcerated people administering Narcan - Vimarsana News

LMDC: Dozens of overdose deaths prevented by incarcerated people administering Narcan

In the past year, people incarcerated at Louisville's jail have been using the overdose-reversing medication on others inside the jail, saving lives.

Source: yahoo.com