You have /5 articles left. Sign up for a free account or log in. College students who use injectable medications while on campus often face a difficult conundrum: Do ...

The pre-printed sign explaining the box’s use is on back-order and will be installed later. This is the first city-led needle disposal container in Denver. The location was chosen because it had ...

New safe disposal sites are being added ... “But this was such a no-brainer idea.” Scattered syringes are some of the most visible signs of the community’s opioid problem.

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Starbucks is outfitting some of its restaurant bathrooms with needle-disposal boxes after workers complained about the potential health risk of cleaning up discarded drug paraphernalia. The ...

“It’s unacceptable.” A large red sign on the plastic recycling bin directs users to a disposal container at the scale shack for proper disposal of needles. Landfill workers dig a deep hole ...

Starbucks will begin installing needle disposal boxes in some of its bathrooms ... (Heads up: You might be asked to sign in to Google first.) Some harm reduction organizations have praised ...

The city of Philadelphia began distributing kits to residents that include a blue bulb for the front porch, no-trespassing signs, a tool to pick up used syringes, a needle disposal box and contact ...

Semaglutide medications — including Ozempic and Wegovy — have spiked in popularity, with 6% of U.S. adults having tried the injectable weight-loss drugs and 3% currently using them, according ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Some Starbucks bathrooms are being used by drug addicts who leave their needles and other drug ... Seattle who used Coworker.org to sign a petition asking for the safety ...