The students involved in Taking Our Best Shot (led by 2 PhD/MPH students and 1 MD/MPH student) held their first health conversation this past Saturday at Moore Memorial Library in Texas City. They had a speaker from the Community Overdose Response and Recovery Effort educate on opioid overdose and how to administer Naloxone.
Read the article in the Galveston Daily News. These students also applied for the Schweitzer Fellowship to continue to grow the impact of their work.
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The students involved in Taking Our Best Shot (led by 2 PhD/MPH students and 1 MD/MPH student) held their first health conversation this past Saturday at Moore Memorial Library in Texas City. They had a speaker from the Community Overdose Response and Recovery Effort educate on opioid overdose and how to administer Naloxone.
Read the article in the Galveston Daily News. These students also applied for the Schweitzer Fellowship to continue to grow the impact of their work.
