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Connecting Our Communities with Medical-Health Professionals We need medical-health professionals. We appreciate medical-health professionals. Necessity and appreciation are only possible if we know how to access medical-health services. More medical-health...
Minority Mental Health: Important Every Month and Every Day By Kimya N. Dennis July is Minority Mental Health Month (http://www.mentalhealthamerica.net/conditions/minority-mental-health and...
Heroine and opioid addiction have received a great deal of attention over the past five years in Virginia and across the nation. An “opioid crisis” has been declared in addition to a “national public health emergency” (see this link on SAMHSA’s site as well). In...
First Responders (Public Safety Officers) include 911 Dispatchers, Emergency Medical Services/Emergency Medical Technicians, firefighters, and law enforcement officers. First Responders are often appreciated and thanked for protecting the mental and physical health of...
The Fatal Drug Overdose Quarterly Report (4th Quarter Report) has been released by Virginia Department of Health’s Office of the Chief Medical Examiner. Fatal drug overdose has become the leading cause of death in Virginia with higher rates of drug overdose in certain...
