IU research finds many Indiana pharmacists are not dispensing naloxone
Naloxone, the opioid overdose reversal medication, can save lives, as reflected by the U.S. surgeon general's recent advisory that Americans carry it and know how to use. But in Indiana, only one in four pharmacists have actually dispensed the medication, an Indiana University study found.
Condom use from a female perspective: Clue’s study with KI-CURT
Condom use from a female perspective: Clue’s study with KI-CURT
The recipients for the C. Everett Koop Grant and the Doug Kirby Grant have been selected for the 2017-2018 year.
Dr. Beth Meyerson, RCAP co-director, receives IU addiction funding
Indiana University announced Monday 16 projects that will receive pieces of the $50 million it is spending to address addictions. They range from a project to identify future substance use disorders, to developing an educational program for addiction counseling.
The fight against HIV is most effective when people have access to Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) or the use of antiretroviral medications to combat HIV infection among individuals who are HIV-negative.
The Rural Center for AIDS/STD Prevention celebrated its 20th anniversary with an address and award dinner in the Tudor Room of the Indiana Memorial Union, April 17, 2014.
