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Fentanyl figures in most fatal drug overdoses in U.S., researchers say

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Collaborating to Tackle the Opioid Crisis

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Naloxone

Recent dramatic numbers of overdose deaths from prescription opioids and heroin has increased the demand for Naloxone, a medication that can rapidly reverse an opioid overdose.

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Generation Z on Campus

As our college and universities continue to diversify, so too must our methods for helping address substance abuse on our campuses.

DOJ News Release: Fugitive Wanted for the Kidnapping and Murder of a Federal Agent is Added to the FBI’s “Ten Most Wanted Fugitives” List

Don’t be fooled. Marijuana is addictive, psychology scholar says

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Drug Abuse Prevention – A Critical Student Success Strategy

Within the last five years, two-year and four-year colleges and universities have increased their focus on increasing persistence and completion rates for college students.

Why binge drinking increases during the NCAA tournament

Flea Opens Up About Addiction, Opioid Crisis in Stirring Op-Ed

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NCAA: A Commitment to Academics, Well-Being, and Fairness

Safety concerns in college football had risen to such a crisis level a century ago that then-President Theodore Roosevelt, a big fan, demanded rule changes be made to protect students playing the sport.