April Babcock, Founder of Lost Voices of Fentanyl – After losing her son Austen to a fentanyl poisoning April turned her pain into community service and founded Lost Voices of Fentanyl a non-profit organization devoted to illicit fentanyl education, prevention and awareness. It began as a rally outside the Chinese Embassy, but it grew into something more and the Lost Voices of Fentanyl Facebook Discussion group has become a haven providing bereavement support and encouragement for more than 29,000 bereaved families nationwide suffering through the enormous tragedy of illicit fentanyl poisonings. April has become a beacon of hope and a leading advocate in the nation for bereaved families in the fight against illicit fentanyl.
Washington Post - White House Rally LVOF - Facebook
A recent publication in JAMA Pediatrics shows that mental health burdens are associated with prenatal cannabis exposure that persists from childhood to early adolescence....
Positive Directions, Drug Free Side-walks, Drug-Free Housing and Recovery. San Francisco activists give hope to people with addiction. Cedric Akbar is a San Francisco-based...
Rarely is there a new medication that is really new and innovative. Imagine a drug that deactivate methamphetamine within 2 minutes and excretes it...