Opioids: Hidden Dangers, New Hope
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Veteran broadcaster Brian Wilson addresses the complex issues of prescription abuse head on in this new podcast, including drug disposal solutions.
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Opioids: Hidden Dangers, New Hope
“Opioids: Hidden Dangers, New Hope,” is a new podcast series that provides a 360-degree view of the opioid crisis, how we got into it and how we can get out of it. The series is underwritten by DisposeRx as a public awareness vehicle to educate on the relationship of leftover medications to addictions and to increase awareness of a new technology designed to break the cycle of addiction plaguing our nation.
Co-Founder, Chairman and CEO of DisposeRx, Dr. John W. Holaday, stated “This podcast was designed to educate the public, and highlight families who have lost their loved ones and who are now fighting back to prevent others from going down the road from the medicine cabinet to overdoses and death. They are the heroes of this crisis, and it is their stories, their bravery and their tireless work that we wish to recognize in this series with the hope that it will be a call to action for all Americans to clean out their medicine cabinets and reverse this crisis today.”
Dr. Holaday continued, “A host of factors spanning more than 15 years has brought us to the prescription drug abuse epidemic today, one of which is leftover drugs in medicine cabinets. Education, new drug disposal technologies, and government recognition of the benefits of these technologies through public-private partnerships and targeted legislation are the tools to ending the epidemic.”
